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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH to,
VOL XIV.
fía t
McKinley < lut» Meeling.
kc.»pper ore *«» far known to exist in the
Hood's pills are purely vegetable, ami
i<i V
ri
p»rld.
Mat oi 9s* per cent
[ -
do not purge, pain or gripe
I
The
Giants
Pass
Mi-Kinley
Club
hehl
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
l\r i* ¡»rodneed at this mine.
gists
16c.
a >| m cial jmeeting at thè councìì r«*oiiis
l’ artices in all *laie»ud l-ederal Court-
U i* a well-know n fa t that the gn at
I last Friday evening, the inain busiaess
The Opera Hon^e meat
office over First National Bank.
headquarter* lor the kind of
; l»etng the vl* vt«uu of otficer» for the en amount of interest taken in plsrer min*
Onion sets at Bartlett's
t.BAMT'a Fess.
-
-
Onkoox
i suing term. Ali er a tepori of thè action ingin Southern Oregon from its early
want to gel—the beet.
Baths at McGregor Bros
of the meeting of the s:ate league at history, has retar«led the development
Shorthand and ty «writing
>hoes repaired at Hackett’s,
pjENRY L. BENSON,
I Portland by Delegate H . L. Benson, the of quars mining that would no donht
be formed by W G Wright,
rake your kod«k films to Pbebv.
have taken place. The amount of cap­
Presi
will !«»l'<»wing «»tlicers were elee U nì :
attorney at law .
reporter
Thoae wishing t
ital that ha.« develo|»ed quarts mines has
Gold-dust cashed at Cramer Bros.
• ient. H. 1». Benson; vice President,
le $ve wort! with F. M* South
Practice« in all Courts of the Bute.
r L. Curon; secretary. Geo. Hart; treas I been nothing compared with what has
EAGLE BICYCLE^ AT CRAMER BROS
Office over First National Bank,
i
Henry Haman
returned from San
tawm inveeted in placer mining. Since
It you want your hair cut to suit you, Frsnci*co Thursday night, hav ng «pent hirer, I. E. Dunbar; executive commil- I the downfall of silver iu 1893. practical
G rant ' s P am ,
-
O regon
I ice, b W. Van Dyke, Frank Mee, Geo
try McGiegor Bios Sixth St.
four months there for medical treatment. I ii. “al kvr.
■ miners have turned their attention to
Dr. J S. Moore, visited Portland last Mr llanian says the climate do» > not
| gold ; Southern Oregon being prolific in
ARTHUR P. HARTH,
As the proposition had been advanced
week, returning Monday morning.
agree with him. and he had to return to
the abundance o! the precious n»»»tid h-»«
in some quarters of making the repre-
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,
H. B Miller is advertising for bide Southern Oregon.
I sentation from the differeut precincts brought into thia section men of experi­
tor building a wagon road from Slate
ence in quartz mining from other famous
iltfi.e over First N tional Bank,
Ben Rogers, who was for several vears equal in the coming county convention,
creek, into Swede basin.
luimn wa> introduced bv 1 >r Van mining districts of the country. These
engaged in the bicycle
business in a r<
(>REO<N
G ka NT’ b P ass ,
Jack Eads intends starting a
and, after considerable discussion, men have spent time am! money in car«*
I Grants Pass, writes to a friend in thi> Dy
train from Selma int • the Oak Fiat
place from Dvea, advising all his friend* I |»asHed, to th» effect that it is the senti- ful ex am'nation of our resource« as t«»
gold, and pronounced them of a« groat a
PERKINS,
ing district, to run perhaps during the to remain in losephine county. He savs me
meiit >t the club that the representation
value, and with better conditions, than
summer months
that everything in Alaska is overdone ¡•Iron: I be ba-e.l as heretofore on the re
anv go hl fields in the count iy. Al K«r-
S. DEPUTY
ptrolicaii
vote
at
the
last
election.
Sev
­
and
that
there
al*eady
is
ami
will
beany
Siientf Hiatt adverustd that the tax
MISER \L SURVEYOR. roil for 1897 is now in his hands, and amount of suffering all along the«liffer- eral members expressed themselves in ny, Oregon, there has recently been es­
tablished one of the finest and most
taxes must be pai«l by April 1st, as at ent trails through that inhospitable iavoi <»f holding a meeting fur the nom­
complete assay offices north of San Fran­
< *BKUON
llKAS'T»
ination of candidates tola» voted for al
that time the books will t»e closed ami country.
the primaries in the three Granta Pass cisco. There are now companies being
the delinquent roll made out.
In last week’s issue of the Cot k ! ii we
incorporated almost daily for developing
'pHOMAS SMITH.
Fur Constipation take Karl’s Clover stated that County Clerk John < i»H»dell prevints.but no formal action was taken.
«juartz mines.
Among the largest oi
Ruet Tea, the great BI o » hi Purifier, had been appointed deputy collector of
Maharn n Minstrels.
these stands preeminently the Pacific
ures
Headache,
Nervousness,
Eruptions
UNDERTAKER,
internal revenue for Alaska. Ihi* was
Mahara’s mammoth minstrel troupe ( oast Gold Mining, MilLng and Devel­
on the fave, and makes the head clear as a mistake
Mr. Goodell has been ap­
I »pened fur a five days’ engagement at opment Uompanv, with headquarters in
1
pointed deputy collector of customs «nd I i tie Metropolitan Theater last night to a (■rants Pass. Josephine county
G hants ass
regon a bell. Sold by W. F Kremer.
This
Taylor & Weidman have the contract will*be statione«! along tht coast near : <.ur »mi well pleased house. There are company has been formed to bond, buy,
for building a two-story 10-room house the mouth of Cop|a*r river. It will be I ' avii ' v six colored people in the troupe, sell, lease, develop and equip gold min-
on the corner of Fhli and 1) streets for his duty to ee that customs dues are I t weptv-five of whom appear in the first ’ in« properties.
The active movera hav­
Hike Galvin. Work will be commenced promptly c »llected and that I’ncle Sam’s I ¡»art, which ir two third« of the entire ing spent much time and money,making
immediately.
laws are ola*ve<l.
entertainment, it.« chorus singing is thorough examinations, have secure«! a
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DOBERT G. SMITH.
local t>appcnin00
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HAST and SOUTH
Prof. J . G. Goble is now located at Al re.
Pigney’s, opposite Hie Josephine Hotel.
Those wishing their eyes examined will
please call, l’roi. Goble fits glasses on
scientific principles with the aid ot the
latest improved instruments.
Glasses
ground to order Lo fit each case, when
necessary. Examination is tree of charge
Route
Shasta
— of the —
Southern Pacific Company
Ex ores» Trains Leave Portland Daih
»h.
I
K ri
at .
9:30 a . v
on p. ». lv Portland
lv
.
Hrants
Pass
lv
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7
:30
r. m
:05 i. a
8:00?. m
: 40 A.M. at . San Fran'co lv .
(* Where are you going, my pretty maid ’”
“To the Carbon >tudio, sir,” she »aid.
Ai»ove trains stop at all stations t»etween
We are anxious to «lo a little good in
Portland and baleiu, Turner, Marion,
Jefferson. A1 banv. Cottage Grove Tangent, tliis world andean think of no j»lci«*anter
Shedd.*, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, or better way to do it than hv recom­
Eugene, Drain Oakland, and all station*
mending Un« Minute ('«»ugh (’uro a* a
from Roseburg, to Ashland inclusive.
preventive of pneuiuunii, consumption
Ruseburg Mail Daily
and other serious
lung troubles that
S 30 » M
LV. Portland
ar.
!2:50 p . m follow neglected colds.— W F. Kremer
|Ui:2ÔF. M.
Lv. Albany
lv .
5.20 p . a. at . Roseburg
..v.
7 10 A. ■
Friday evening a large crowd gathered
at the depot, to catch a glimpse ot Gen
eral B«joth, the Salvationist who passed
through enroute to Portland.
As th«*
tram stop|>e<l, ami the general appeared
on the platform, he was greeted with
cheers by the crowd. Th»* general n|»oke
from 'he car platform for a few minute*,
ami was listened to very attentively
General Booth was accompanied by com
inamier Booth fucker, Commissioner
Alexander Ni b'»!, editor in chief • ?' a!
WarCrv publication«, of I.ondon ;<
'un-1
Liw ley, Consul B othaml her seer ’ary.
Brigadier Alice Lewis, Adjutant D vera
private secretary to the general, ami En
sign Fung, Fo«> Sec, a Chinese secretary
DINING CARa ON OGDEN ROUTE.
Pullman
Buffet
Sleepers
— and —
S econd
C* ass
I
S leeping C ahs
Altai lie . lo alt tluuugh trains
Licorice Wafers
■ For further particulars inquire of J. 8.
rdoiu, Grants Pass.
-5c SACK
West Side Divition
MAIL TRAIN UA1LY
F V Ml SUN HA ¥
JBD a .M. I LV. Burt I hi hi
MBn»5p. m . at . (’orvallu
at .
5:50p. >
1:05 P.M
i.v.
Al Albany and Corval.is connect witi
Ua. n* oi ' 'r
entral A La-tern Kj
fcXrKENs IKM5 DAILY (BXCBFI 8VDDAY.)
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a. , lv . Portland
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FIRST NATIONAL
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Iron Works
MANUFACTURERS OF
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SOUTHERN OREGON.
-Hydraulic Pipe
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$50,000.
Ke« » I ve deposita subject to check or on
Certificate payable on demand.
fieli* *ight drafts on >ew York, San Fran
«•beo. and Pof land.
I fblegraphk transfers sold on all points in I
Che Uniteci States.
?ial Attention given to Collections anC
ral business of our customers.
Ilection* mafie throughout Souther»
>n, and on all accessible ¡»oints.
D. FRY, President.
¡J. T TUFFS. Vice President.
R. A. B ooth . («hier
G, PH EBY
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gant. comedy,
pretty
dancing, just
enough end wit ai d punning, genteel
behavior ami refined minsirelsy through
out will njoy nio-t thoroughly an even­
ing at the Metropolitan this week.—
Record Union, Thursday, Feb. 17ih
Mahara’s Mins’rels will appeir at the
•»¡»era house (tra it« Pa«* Friday, Mar« h
II
l'h kehi for -ale at Sugar Pine store.
wing is a summary weather ub
m ;d ijratns Pass during the
of February, as reported by .J. B
>, local Voluntary observer for
«■n »'state Weather Service.
I»ir»‘ct connection at San Francisco, with
■Mbidental and Oriental and Pacific Mail
steamship lines for.I A PAN and CHINA,
bailing date» on application,
Kate« and tickets to Eastern point* ami
Europe. Also JAPAN, ' HINA. HON
OLI’LP and APSTR a LIA Can be ob­
tained from J. 8. Purdoni. Grants Pass.
C. H. MARKHAM.
R. KOEHLER.
P. F. A I’. Art.
Manager.
Portland Or.
Capital Stock,
Druggist.
‘iipenor and very pleasing. There is
oinparatievely little of “end man’’ work
I though six capable end men ranged up
Wltil Billv Young and Julius Green,
very clever preformers, in the lead.
What 1* uiiu-ii .1 i» the fact that these six
«■mi m> n are all g-»«»d simzers, some oi
them in sentimental s«mgs are especially
z > d. The song method in the first part
is new ; it give* ihe audience thrice the
| number oi songs usual in a minstrel
I an, and the tanviy is admirable,
j
«li uiiiig from th.1 comic, lo the pathetic
The set mo I«» h
I through all grad ¡atioii«.
ar»- but four, but the appaiemlv inter
I-
.1 sol«»- ar • liiteen or more. Truth
is, the Maharas give ns the liest minstrel
show, musica ly. we have had here in
years, because all are gotxi singers, and
there is no effort o swell the front with
one or two g«»od Voices and let chance
take the rest
Whoever relishes good
ballad, solo, chorus and humorous songs
in minstrel style, clever but not extrav-
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Machinery for Mining
Purposes.
Bridge Woik. Bolts. Rods, Iron Shutters,
Cells, Window Guards, Doors, and
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temperature, 15;
j lem perni ure, 66, dates, Li
iminum temperature. 24, fiate,
r ripitation. 3.7 inches; total
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cloudy, 19; prevailing
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CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
ESTIMATE' FURNISHED...............
Is of Houtlifrn Oregon.
Portland, Oregon
All Work
Finished in from
Specialty
of
Regardless of
Ohidrens
i
3 to 6 Days,
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Photos
J. M. CHILES
the Weather.
DEALER IN
GRANT’S PASS, ORE
RMS FOR THE
KLONDIKE
must be chosen with
reached fr«mi
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Staple & Fancy Groceries
CAkt and ^DGDLNT
•rt’*
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Every article gold warranted as represented.
tn exchange.
rirk. ami develop their own commnnity,
than by •»♦■ndmg their money out oi the
state.
Fanri Produce t ken
Arc SchiHing’s Pest
baking prrwdef
•nd«
and
flavorin« ritrartt
•pKM
as good as Sc hitting's Pesi
The Cheapest
Place for
(*<»n«l<l?r - If t »i nui I«» « p th»- w* •
of y»mr rlir it will »«»-. r»>. t*»«f»**.-». (Mly
Marlin Repeaters
ba«* «W.II4 T<*p«. «
da- k . m . < 7T/;
•H»«
a-»at tl.* .1
■BatH>fl
Iron and Steel Implements
OF ALL KINDS
r I* inn, TiwTW'i
T!T teef-r« <î.
Oil. Paint and Gia**
•in ropjip
I. II. SCHMID!
Cornar Bulb aod I Sírvela.
certified that they Sers
exteneiw and i'i< best body of
II our thoiighi» ar. pur« and haruion-
iou( it opeu» ourpirart» and brin^r u. in­
to communion with th« nource of all
our strength.
Ya a man fill» all hi.
heart and mind with spiritual thought«
sentiment A hoar«! Ship
and deairea, «very cell iu hi« physical
I he following extracts hip (nun
imdy wdl loae it« old Ial>-econdition, and
*onal letters, written by Charlton
the true body will shine out with a new
kins, yoeman on board the U S. S. M od
lustre. lie will have higher aspirations,
olnock. and show somewhat the senti­ more noble purposes, better headh and
ment on board our men of*war:
more energy
bcienco teaches that we should think
mx D ikuo , February 23, 1898.
Everything is war, war on all aides of every one as good and pure, made in
Jesus says judge not
but I think it is mostly talk.
There is God's likeness
no doubt but that the Maine was blown according to appearance, but judge
nt' hv an fnHmy (or. considering how righteously, and certainly this gives full­
the magazines are constructed, and the ness of joy, and growth in divin« wis-
great caution that is taken with them, it dom
Communications
would be utterly impossible fur them to
blow up; if there had been fire in the
buukers, it would have been known
long lief re it could have caused an ex-
plosion. Our government is slow’ to act
in this matter, and is being criticised by
many, but it is best to go slow in declar
ing war.
We have orders not to allow any one
t»elow the birth deck or near the maga
zines, for (here are a great many Spau-
tards here, and they are afraid there
might be trouble
There was a great
crowd of visitors on board yesterday. We
bad ¡he snip decorated m full dress in
honor of the »lay, ami she looked very
fine.
"Then all the jarring notes of life
Seem blending in a paalm.
And all the angels of Ua strife
Siow rounding into calm."
tea?
Yes and no ()ther coffet
baking powder, and s«
are not usually so bad
other tea. Other spin s ,
flavoring extracts are ahnosl
worse.
M
Mue oy
Suffar Pine Door 4k Lum Co*
-huiild not harfe>r a sentiment or an im­
pulse that is n«»t in barmoi
-pirilua k
ar I ff , nl
ÍA Him*
am discouraged. I expected to find thia
a rough country. We intend to «».art
over the trail in a few day«. It will voet
me about $1000 to get uiy supplies
through. 1 would not advise anyone to
eoiue here lo go into buainess, or to work
as everything is over done.
February 25. We have decided not to
go through for some time yet. 1 have
reen several Grants Pass people here.
I am supertendent over the trail for the
British Telegraph Co., and Australian
Transportalion Co. We have 1000 pounds
of flour, and our general Vamping outfit
as far as the summit, and 45000 pounJs
of freight 12 miles from Skaguay. are de­
layed ¡on account of the piercing cold
wind.
The Hclentine F'.vplorat Ion of Alaska.
"Then the ransomed of all the Lord
a ill return, and com« to Zion with songs
of everlasting joy ii|s>n tlieir heads; they
-hall obtain jov and gladness, ami sor­
row and sighing shall flee away."
a \.
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.
There is more Catarrh iu this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years »as supposed to be incurable.
For a great many v«ara doctors pronounc­
ed it a local disease, and prescribed
local remedies, arxl by conslaiitly fall­
We will leave here in a few »lavs for ing to cure with local treatment, pro­
the navy sard and will go into reserve, nounced it incurable. Science has prov­
and 1 «lo not know where we will l»e sent, en catarrh to be a constitutional disease
but 1 am under the impression (hat we and therefore
requires consiitutiona
great many valuable claims. Being iiroii will be sent to the eastern side to com
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, Ilian
oi prominence in the mining worl<! they uiHsion some of the new warships that ufactured by F. J. C'lietiey
Co.,Toledo,
are investing large sums of money and ar«-completed (here. I hope so, for I Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on
are now actively engaged in developing want to go Fast. M desire to travel the market. It is tak. n internally in
a group of five claims in Goldyke camp. ha* not left me and never will until I see doses from 10 drops to s tsaspoouful. It
(Dear creek. 10 miles south of (¡rants *onie ut thi* world.
acts directly on the bltssl ami mucous
Pass. The prime mover of this enter
8 ar D ieuo , March 1, 1897.
■orfs.w» ef fhr system. They offer «100
prise, Mr. I). F. Stroberk, a man of 20
We have been drilling from morning tor any case it fail« to cure. Send for
<»«lt! years experience in gold and silver to night (he last few «lays, ami drilling circulars ami testimonial*. Address
’ mining, is the president
lie has large with signal* (or further orders, signal
F .1. Cl IF. NY dt CO , Toledo, O.
. holdings in the famous Kootenai district. with s»ronc steam whistle, ha id lan­
Sold by druggtsia, 75c.
Hall's family l’llls are the heat.
Ole J. olsen, the vice president, is ¡»rob terns, ardois ami search lights, that is to
ably the best know ii cumm»-rcial traveler make «he crew familiar with them in
Letter From Skaguay.
on the Pacific C(.»ast, who has lieen fore­ cane of war. It is war «mall bauds;«»
The following ext racta are iak» n from a
most in manv matters «.»( prominence for pie ashore are excited, and it eommeti
letter received by a frien«l from Henry
Oregon. 0. E Brown, the mining .«nd ics to look is if it was coming without a
S. Hamm.
milling engineer,stands among 'he prom doubt; al! the otlieers aboard ship ex
S k mii < y , Feb. 7. 1898.
inent men of his profession in the Unit­ |N*« tii. You know 1 siated to you that
I left Col .ax the 22«! of January, arrive»!
ed States. He has charge of ail devel
we were to precede to the navy yard al
n 4pukane Sunday morning and took the
opment work dor the com¡»anv. W F. Mare Island, am! go out of <•<» ni niisM i on,
3 P. M. train for Tacoma, wo wailed the
Horn, treasurer of the company, is one but this evening's paper «ay» lUal the
2fith, stopping in Seattle five hour«. The
oi the lea.ting citizen« of (¡rants Pass \L»na<lnock will remain at San Diego,
next «lay we stopped at Vit toria, but it
uni present postmaster there
T. I’. ami the »Monterey will
go up to the w cold an«l windy, bo I did not go
Judson, secretary, is one of the pione« r ^ouml countery, and the battle ship Or-
ashore, ihe next place v.e landed at wan
citizens of Josephine county, being mt t - • gon will go t«> join the Atlantic rquad
Vancouver, which ia a lovely place. One
ested hi all large public Industrie« hi r«>n, so I «lo not think we will go out of
thing 1 notice«! wa« the remarkably
'hat section. R. W Prentice, I tie hii | h » i - <ommission now.
clean etreet«. We ha I a very rough
intendent, is a man of 12 years’ experi­
I diink war is the only thing that will trip from there on, a great «ieal wf H» a
ence in practical mining, having locst«d satisfy ‘he .\meri«'an people, lor mum*y
MickneM, but 1 am g>ad to «ay 1 waN not
tiie lands for one of tlie largest syndi­ will not pay the loss of th sailors that
sick on the trip.
cate« for mining in the East The com­ aere killed. Well, if it comes lo pass, I
When we crossed Queen Charlotte
pany baa secured the services of Dann I shall be sure to remain here, for 1 would
Sound we had a rough voa, the vessel
R. Murphv, ex United States attorney not be like a great manv of iny ship
would roll and pitch until you would
and one of the leading lawyers of the males ami show the white Hag,
There think she a a« going over. When the
Portland bar.
The company will be have b<»«*ii three des« rtv<l the ship since
«wells hit the steamer,the roaring Mound­
represente*! in Portland by Mr. Olsen, the war]talk commenced
They left be* ed like a thunder Ixjlt. It wan a grand
i he vice-president.
cause they thought they would have to -ight to see the wave« run higher than
In developing their present claims Hie go to war, nothing else in the World
the vesMul. Wu stopped at Fort Wrangle
company are making their work lh«»r-
1 am afraid the Spanish government «»•ven hour«, waiting for the tide to go
• >ugh and complete, having a force oi can make H rattier interesting (or us in
through the narrow« Then wentasbore
m' n now putting in the most modern case of action, for they have a great
A dance wa« in progress,and it was some
machinery. From reports of assays re many t«»rpedo boats which are very dead­
«hat diNguNting, lo «ee white men danc
cei\e«l the coiupanv blds fair tobecoine ly Iocs to tight against, and we have ing with MipiawH.
one of the leufi >g gold mining coinpan none to speak of
hi case of war, our
Our next landing wan at Juneau which
les of tlie world.
The ore of the gold gu¥«-rniMrnt would hold those battle*
is rattier a nice place. I should judge n
fields of Southern Oregon is a decom­ ships now being built for Japan, ami
would be very pretty in the «uininet
posed free milling ore. So lar a» (level- which are nearly cmupletcd at the Union
We arrived at bkaguay the 31«!
llie
oped this ore will mill »Ixiiu |2O io ili. Iron works, ami at Cramps at 1‘hiladel*
itieiM'iiiiuier registered 6 degree« below
ton.
pbia.
xere, and the wind nearly blew un off the
Mining in .Southern Oregon < an be
a herb We walked to town, a distance
Dreadfully Nervoue.
carried on very cheaply, as the r<»ck is
of a mile, in such a piercing win«! wt
1 was dreadfully nervous, and for re*
not hard and very little powder needs to
thought we would freeze before
l»e used. Practical mining men do not hei took your Karin Clover Root Tea.
reached the town.
t»eiieve in tlie theory ho often talked it quieted my nerves, and strengthened
Ihe next «lay we received our freight
I was tro
al»uut and calle«] p«j«kel mines, which my whole Nervous System
and then pitched our tent and started
termi pocket) Owen it» origin no doubt ubled with ConHtipatiofi, Kidney and
into real camp life. Il reminds one oi
Bowel trduble. Your lea soon deanse«i
to the unpractical prospe. tor ami miner
cliilds play tu see the dog teams running
Eastern experts declare mines are a ban
•nv system so thoroughly that I rapidly
around
Ilogs are not worth very much
doned as worked out, when they aie regained health and strength. Mis. S
1 am jpad 1 di<! not bring any. Nkaguay
hardly fairly opened. Modern meUeals A Sweet Hartford, Conn. Sold by—W.
is the roughest place 1 have ever seen
o
an«i practical miners are needed. Many F Kremer.
i he majority of the people are of the
niinersnow in the field don’t know how
Our I ri.|ur< ■».
last cl«««, gamblers, ami highwaymen.
to mine. They glean the richest of the
b.nce 1 arrived, there have been two
A new light I« breaking upon th.-
gold from the so called pockets, ami
meh killed, and "hold ups” are very
iii
I
ih
I
m
oi
the
people,
ami
hie
is
receiving
when they «trike ba^® rock they imagine
common. I'bere are a great many peo
People are discover­
there is no more gold to b» fount] there; new inHpiratnms
pie here without means, wages are not
ing these doruiant faculties within, and
n
i- a mat'er of
any lietter than in Hm Paloune country,
becoming
conscious
of
their
divine
pow
ly fairly opened.
during harvest time.
fliers in no work
It I*« important that we understand
Lantern experts claim Boutbaia Ore ••rt
here, everything taring ever dune, 1 do
gon is one of the greatest of mineral these forcen that are coming more ami
not know what all the |>eople who came
c »unt rirs, w hich, under
i
profwr develop* mure into iiianiifstation, ami realize he io are going tu do. Some are
going
ment, will make aw good a showing an tlnur pit'•eiii't», But above all let com
back, 40B went on the Oregon.
( alilori la, Australia, Airies, ami even t>M*«ion, sympathy, and brotherly love
On lt><* 2Hi oi February, we left here
Alaska, saying nothing of the hardships, be the m »live jwwer that underlies the
for Haines Mission, ami Pyramid Harbor
i-uffering and expense of the last named working ol the*« forces, and when we
arrived there at 2 A. M. We went out in
«•outiiry. The output »1 gold from »South­ 'levelop them let ijh u«« them for good.
a «mail l>»»at, but the sea wa« rough, and
How
idiall
we
cultivate
or
bring
out
er n < Iregun can never Ire fully determined
we got out in the surf and wade I to land.
under present conditions, as much oi these fortes? Just aw we « ukivate and
We h»«'4le<| town lots:
I'liiw it the most
develop
our
physical
powers
—
by
exer
th«* precious metal is taken by mttrchan'H
beaiitilul place I have seen in Alaska,
When the soij I truly hun­
in their local mining districts and for­ risitig them
and I tiiink wilt be the best town in con­
warded to iiier« hunts in other ¡»art»- ol gers and thirsts alter righteousnes«, it is
nection with the Dalton trail route
i>»>und
to
b«*
filled.
But
with
all
our
ef
tin« country in exchange for g«>ods, ant!
teaches the mints from Ban Fratp i- o Kiri* to develop fin-««» «rod given power*, There were about 200 or 300 Indians hi
I I m * productions of Or<*g»m gold, a - n«’ar let u- not lose -iglit of God, the power that place, some of them light, and rath­
We returned to Nkag-
lie who taike«J er good looking
a* < an be estimated, for 1897, wa* not tiehiml all tlie fore»*«
nay two men had been brought in from
far ff/m ♦3,0<hi.(HM), bringing <>rcg«»ii with M »*es'in the burning bu«h.
It i« th»* in*»o I ot mind you are in«Mit in tlie trail frosrn to death, and another
•»ixth I«» the grea’est gold-producing
state in tlie I nion, ef which there are 11 tba’ is inaking your conditions <>f life. with his feet fr«»ze. No .nail has arrived
Meals are from
It has bt**i> CMtimaied that the produc­ WL vt y »u think is of nn/ie importance here for three week"
you
way, hwcam»« your 27>u lo 40c lodging 2»« to 75c. It is im-
tion of gold from tbs state of (Jregofi (or titan wha
tlw p»e*ent year will !»e over |fi,(XMf,(XM). i h"t>ghis never •■• «*« for a moment. You p»«Mible to rent a iiouse. I*o not tliink I
With these great po-Mibilites the in» r
«’hants an«i citixens uf Portland c«»uld
tec» ive larger profile al lens expense and
Hardware, Tinware, Tableware.
A
Prof. Angelo Heilprin, ol the Acade
my ef Natural Sciences, Phila lelphia,
l*a., lias organized an expedition for the
scientific exploration of Alaska. Speak*
mg of the undertaking, ho stated that
Lewis Nixon, the ship-builder, would
construct a stern-wheel steamer of spe­
cial ileaiirn for navigating the Yukon
rivet. The boat will be 30 feet long over
all, 15 feet beam, and 3 feel, 10 inches
deep. She will tie built in 10 section«
entirely of steal, and it is estimated sho
»ill carry 35 tons on 18 inches draft of
water. The boat is to lie completed
within 00 days
It will 1« shipped
across the continent bv rail or else sent
around the Horn on one of the many
steamers bound for the Klondike. The
light draft of this boat will enable explor­
ers to pull her up on the bank to trans­
form her into a comfortable shore dwell­
ing when winter surprises them.
The advantage of
a policeman over a
burglar is that the of
ficer has the law on
his side. Health has
the same advantage-
over disease.
The
I .aw of Nature is for
people to be healthy.
When they are sick,
Nature helps to cure
them
Nature s taw
is the guide for cur­
ing sick people.
There is no way but
Nature’s way. What
the doctors call many
different diseases
Nature cures in one
way; by nourishing
the whole body with
good, pure, rich, red
____ is Nature's way of curing
blood.
That
scrofula, erysipelas, kidney and ‘‘liver com-
plaint,” consumption and every form of
eruptive an«l wasting disease
When vou
want to help Nature with medicine the m« d
kine must work the same way as Native
works, then it h^* the law* of Na«"re on its
aide to make it powerful
That is the
secret of I)r. Pierce's Golden Medicid Dis­
covery's wonderful cures. It assists Natuis
according to her own laws ; it is on Nature *
side and Nature helps it; it imparts new
power to the nutritive and blood making or­
gans to creatr a large quantity of fresh, red.
healthy blood which drives every germ ol
disease out of the system an«l builds up
strong healthy t».-»ues anti sohd flesh. The
•• Discovery " completely clears away every
form of blood disease from the system , It
even cures consumption. It is the only true
radical cure for that disease, facts and testi­
mony to prove it.
•• I would like to tell the whole world what your
•Golden Medical Discovery’ hi»* «tone for me.
The doctor, who is countered an «’Xpert on tunir
troubles, told inc 1 had c«»n *umnt»on. He sat J
t»oth my lutiifM w» re di.scnsed and I could not live
long I felt »lo* n heart» d for 1 have »tear little
children lo live i<»r. I just went to him to get his
opinion
I am gInd I <ii<l tor now I know what
youi medicine will do
When I started on the
second I untie I was better in every way and was
able to take a walk <»n every fine «lay. I enjoved
my sleep, my appetite wa* g'*»d. and by the time
I had finished the second »»»tile I l*Mau toJeel
like a new woman
I wltil had a cough, so I got
a thint bottle un<i by the time it was half gone I
was completely cured.”
. *.
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A little Isjy about five tears old, too
tired for anything but sleep, refused one
night to say his prayers.
His uncle,
who was present, said: “Oh, Harry,
would sou go to deep without asking
God to take care of yon «luring the
night**” rhe little fellow answered: “I
didn't *ay ’em last night; 1 ain't goin’
to say ’em tonight" and I ain’t goin*
say ’em to-morrow night; and then,
nothin’ «lon’t g»*t me, I ain't goin* to say
em no mor* ”—Argonaut.
B. et of All
To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner,
when
the
Springtime conies, use the true and per­
fect remedy. Syrup of Figs..Buy the gen­
uine. Manufacture«! bv the California
Fig Syrup Cc, only, and fur sale by all
druggists, at 50 « ent* per bottle.
Mo*To H m for Sifty tiiiiA.
Guaranteed lobuoro habit e«irs, makes weak
Dea Htrong, blood purr. We. >1. Ail tlrugwirtl^.
Z.«.V.W.WA»AlWa
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Then bt
ilirf Sin
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sight than lb»«,” replied a triend to him, J
“is a lather »nd son walking arm-in-
arm as if they were really comrades.* If »,
both b« dr«' ed in good taste th« charm J<
ot the picture is intrnsiued. Many men of .*
t'Hjd taste in os«r 7.B00 American cities %
andtownsnowtkt Sulu and lhercantairom %
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|
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and Fstherv are equally *u«c to be
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r»or sood*. Nu eaurbiUut prices. J»o dra-
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Ferry body tally Sat'laflrd.
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