Rogue River courier., April 28, 1898, Image 2

A ppoini in- hi
bone oi right, ami cannot te deterr» d
'V. shington April 26. — Titc
horn following this enure*
Elert Gw*r
rVBLlMUKl) MVERY
111 R»DAÏ.
■senate hz* cutifirined the appoint­
given an opportunity to educate nim-«df for goyernor, and thsrw wi.i te n.ads n«>
Äine Hundred Cupiu rd
ment nf Judjje Day. G ueral Lee
which tie ha» done with credit. Hum a mistake by the
graduate of one of California b teat buai-
is
expected fiere this atter iom It
RDIT0M1» AND I’M«irklKTOMk.
F. W. ligggrrih, ttie nomii.es io-mar­
ii* »» ci «liege«*, Hudied Uw and wa» mi-
is positirely »tated that Lee will f>e
shal, says that if te is el«*« »rd to the of>
W
ashington , April 26 —
milled to (lie bar »omw year» ago and
BATre OF Bl'BM'BIPTKMi:
fl. r ol marshal, he aid du hi» dutv
Rear-Admiral Sampson's fleet
made a major general.
On« Year, in advance,
-
.
|125 I m « been practicing hie profrmion in
Nix Month»,
...»
,ii'. Jack »on ville ever »iu« e. art ing «• deputy toward enforcing ths city ur*linan<rs. If
captured Spanish Tr .11 .port
7hrw Month».
>
•
•
..*!& di»irict aliorney part of tlie lime, iryi' g Mr. iluggrrtb will do thia mm h. there
with 900 Spai i-h sold •• - and
wit) be a shaking up *4 dry bone«, ami a
Single Copie», •
•
•
-
.«ft'
a number of caaew for the »fate ami never
$1,<00,000 aboard This new*
'arge majority ol «ba propl« of this rili
Tire date oppo«He your naure indica'e*
the Urue lo which your -utacription 1» paid l >»ing 011*1 of them. Ur Hili«« ia am* j will have rea«on to rejoice
All tte p«**«
W ashington . April
is
from a reliable source.
it ia your account with the Cot Mira, when bitiouaof an cue»« in hi»pr«de »ion,which '
pie want the marshal to do ia to rrifor» r
vou pay y«iur «utecripuon »ree that lhe dale
Commodore
Dewey h
Transport
is
said
to
have
Ixen
is coniiiirndahle, and »h«»uld hr te rlwt 1
it changed
ihe law upon 'ire-re rrckk»« fellow» who
ctivrd order' from the war de
captured
as
it
was
t
ying
to
nl, wliii h nodouht tie will be. we predict
delight In defying a legally constituted ,
Advertising rate» on application Copv
partment to de*trov the Span­
run blockade 111 H -vans har­
for change or>ad’,iuu«i te handed in before for him a »unare./«ful a«lininU ration. a -thorily
It 1» poiuvely certain thai
p
4
\
-
■-
TutMiay noon, otherwise setting of tire
ish fleet at the Pbillippian i*
bor
It
is
believed
to
lie
the
the present inceinlrent will do nothing
matter rill lie charged fur mi the rate of N-
per running im h. single column
Altera
lands, and then to seize the
For circuit jodze of the flr.t judicial ' more than what be baa done, prom !
Monteserat
Newsoaper of­
uonsand addition» to copy will lie < barge«!
islands a« an indemnity after
fices in this city aie crowded
for at lire rale uf l"c |ier running inch, sin­ idia-riet, we pmeenl 10 our reailere the' iae to the contrary, notwithaian*ling
[ name of H. K Hanna of Jai kaouville. ; We suppose that fie will make no prom-
gle coluiun
Cuba
is taken.
with
eager
questioners
and
Entered at the post orti< e nt Granta Pa««. I the ore.ei>t in uinbenl Irom .Jo.ei.hine ires Io do otherwise than he ha<.done lot
great enthusiasm prevails.
Oregon, as second-cias* mail matter.
ihr
past
year,
liir
coqr»e
tn
this
reepec
’
and Jack>on countie.
Judge Hanna
just tills the bill to a airily in the acnui
T hursday , A prii . 2S, 1898.
I baa nerved in thi. capacity, and the peo at ion of sotue of hi» followers
Bui the
p e know how lie arqnita bim.elf upon ¡M*oplr will speak and «lact Mr ling
IM Ke-Ct rial )
W ashington , April 27 —Order*
the bench ’Tia no experiment to place gerth, hoping that he may give them
OUR TICKET
W ashington , April 26.—Judge have been issued by the war de­
| Inin in 'hie poailion. boring lhe paet eix the relief lhev desire.
Mrrliu Hupp« nii><«
Day bas been appointed secretary partment for engineer battalion at
tear.' aarvice, we do not know oi a »in-
Governor............
1
Kain it what we «anl
of state to succeed Sherman. John Willet’s Point to prepare to proceed
There cam« tn« new. uver lhe wi-e.
glaeaae tried by him, appealed to tlie au-
of Marion.
Bunday wan tlie huil«»t <I*y oftliit «u»4- B Moore, of New York is h ade
preme court, and r< verred bv that court Ia.i evening that lhe |*oader w**rk. at
Slate Trea.urer
J o. H<Hirn
immediately to the south taking a
Ju.lge Hanna'a legal abilijy cannot lie | Santa Urua, California were blown uf. !*< mj ho tar.
of J'atephine.
assistant secretary of state The complete outfit ior constructing
K«-v. Ta< e prea« tied at the m houl liu i»«
Circuit Jodgo, 1st <tist
It K. H KNN i. !<pie.tionrd an I Ilia experien.-o on lhe I lilt, ia lamentable, eepeeiatlv at ibi-
United States cruiser Mangrove has bridges, pontoons, etc.
1 •wn.-ti count. f *r much
Tlie people, ir ■ tune, a. tlie government i. just now Sunday aileruuon.
of Jai kson
captured
three prizes
Dial. Attorney l»t dial.
A. X. BOLI»-* respective of part» will vote lor h tu.end 1 neetling the product of lhe e.tabli.ii-
Ilhiu 11 I |>
Mr and Mr». Cran<* of the Ora Em-
of Jackson
tie will be put into the office he now > ment. Il le nor known al thi> writing mil»« are quite frequent visitor« in ou
< a|><ur*-d Hl ea in er
C.< ’L Calif., »April 27.—
hold», by th« people, and nor by party > the cauae ol the dieaeler, but il la mor* »iliage.
K ey W est , April 26.—The The powder works in this city were
The Cot M ier is unable to meet with
Ilian likely that »nine meak th ef of a
Rubrrt Crockett oi Tunnel 9 waa eu Unite 1 States steamer Mangrove blown up yesterday afternoon and
il» promise to give it« full *i -ket in ibi»
Spaniard did lie work in order to help j
joying the hot wea tier among u» la I nas captured a large transportation
Mue, but by next w»*rk, there i< no
til. country out. Too vigilant ll>i.gov >
s^veii persons killed. Great dani-
k .nday.
•doubt but all the name» which thia pa
ernmeui cannot be in prole* ting 1111101«
iteamer and is now bringing her .•’gewa dour and the government
Mi mm -» Taylor and 1 Palei horpe O
per intend» to boi»l, will he presented to
lion, ol war egainal lhe Spaniard or lit.
in. The Newport is coming in {contract greatly hindered.
Inrnd
The < I om -. i guard ahonld le nan!» Pa»x were viailmg t »1rs Lenir*
lhe public.
with two prizes, a schooner and a
1 la<-e*l up *n all armoriee anil mairaziiiee, mau uur day laxl we«-k.
An nli* r l*i la -.
About next natuiday it ia amicipaierl
loop.
Work will tiegin on the new churel
lima rendering it linpOMible lor datiiag*
K ey W e t , April 27 — The
that there will occur on the sea a baitli
to I m * one along this line
The worl<i| tg toon a- a g«xxi de«*d can bi ob aine» Eiilflafid l*ro<*laini- ht uiralli) Law».
Cruiser Detroit has brought to this
in the neighborho*sl of the Phillipplui
*> U ih lol, which has Oe«-n already bar
ih full of Imilor« ami tliert* i« nothin,
W ashington . April 26.—Eng­
laland. where tlie Spanish and ill*
place the coasting steamer Bolivia
wrong in di.truating eve«y friend of Mi* 1 g tilled tor
land has proclaimed and will exer­
American fleet, meet in deadly comliai
which was captured yesterday bv
r
te
Spani.il government whether be
M.w« Jo»ie Crow of Iceland -pent Hater cise neutrality laws.
Tlie I’nitid
subject of Spain or no
the Steamer Terror
»lay and Sunday visiting wnli pareui
The Oregon Naiional Gtiar«l ia read«
states torpedo boat Somers, taring
did friend» here, reluming I» ladan
lo go ea»t and are not the leaat rrti< en
built
at Falmouth will not be per­
Mlle» Will Cii-operai*-.
'-unday evening
about it. Thuy d »not wiah to bec!a»»r«<
to leave until alter the war
nutted
with the feather be«l fighter», hut wouci
(»B antb I’ amr , Or., April 25, 1998
Frank Crow went to Idaho la»t weeb
W ashington . April 27 —Gener­
rather go to the front to show ul wire
is over.
To Gov W. P I »rd. Balein, Or.
in retrpon»« to a letter »tating that hi
al Miles and the Cuban representa­
metal they are made.
1)« am H im :—
nruiher Albert h very kick with con
l llaelng LaiKling
tive-. have arranged to have the ar­
Granta Paak, Joaephine county i» ready -nmpiion. Fear» are are entertained
|rea»iirer
present the
K ey W est , April 26.—l.ieutvii mies move on Havana it once. thu*>
There are some go«xi meu on the tick»1
Mr to furm»h her quota of volunU.er» for lb* il» ever re<* »vering a« tlie div«(a«e i» <» i an I Freemunt made a daring laud
for city office« and g »od p«mple »hoald «am» of J.G Booth of ihi« city.
cooperating with the American
>oiig «landing.
4«
mji I i ia Bo wall known in thia coiiniy. (Jnitad Blate» army.
turn out and vole for them. Had thn-e
mg oil the Cuban coast tin-* morn fleet.
J ohn W. H oward , Mayor
in
fact
in
Southern
Oregon
and
over
the
About
25
of
our
India«
and
beaux
ga
h
who have lhe city» b**nt interest» a>
The above rnewMagi* wan »ent to tlie vre«l together laet Saturdty evening ami mg for the purpose of ascertaining
heart turned out in full Saturday nigh , ual« that w« are unable lo tell lire peo-
lliMulil <1
governor
thia
morning
at
the
reqm*»t
ol
came in a bodv and look poaeeitct'on ol lhe amount ot supplies an the is
their wi»h»a might have prevaiiml lo i*l«* more than they know oihim. Forty
P
ortland . Or.. April 28 — A
«earn a resident ol ihi» »late and at ail «ollie of our citizen» who are ready l< fire abiding place of Mr ami Mrs. G A
land.
their fnlleat Mti»faction
special s.ates that the Spanish gun
’¡me« working for it» g«md, il now be lend a helping hand to Uncle Ham in Burned and made merry lhe time with
N<illfl**<l «»f M Miaie* of U ar
ca»e
t
hr
hand
ia
needed
Our
boy»
ar*
Tbto Grant» Pasa UocaiiM i» iseuinu " •onre» tire pettple tu honor him with the
uitiaic, gamen, charade« etc
Light re-
W ashington , April 26.—The bo.it Yigera is said to have engaged
neat and »picy newspaper ev»ry day. oodtiun to which ire i»pire». He ha» loyal and ail lirit ia need-d iv for th«
rvwliiirent» w»re partaken of dining the
inert •an tori -edo boat de­
diplomatic representatives lo for­ an
called the B illktix It gives the late.i never craved a plac* for tnm«*«lf, but on governor tu make a call ami it will I m ■veiling aiul at the proper lime all de-
stroyer
neax Montoi z 1*, and he
re»|M>nded
to
«(»rrdily.
«ar new», and al.o cotiai-lerable other Ire contrary lia» al way« stood Ann for
patted for their several home» feeing eign government have been in­
LATEST WAÜ NEWS.
wa> taught to work on
ROGUE RIVER COURIER ' lhe farm Albert
with hia hand» 'hough lie van
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS
PKICE »V V'H'KIHES,
• • •
J. D. Hayes and Co.
Odd Fellows’ Brick, Sixth Street,
Corsets. 25c to Ji 00.
Shirt Waists. 50c. 75c, 90c.
Towel Crash, 5c to 1 «c per yard.
Men s Cotton Hose. 5c to 15c.
Ladies Ho-e, black or tan, 10c to 30c.
Boys and Mm s Straw Hats, iocto 50c.
India Linen, fl’ie to l6?jc.
Lawns, ioc to 20c.
Lace Curtain». 45c to $1.50.
Ladies Vests, 10c to 30c.
Cotton Bats, best quality, 12‘. c to 15c.
Oil cloth, 15c.
J
Communications
(>.
intera.tintt matter.
Maaari Price ami «llier». The people will elect J
Voorh'e. are entitled to much erthlit loi I U m tih to handle the cash, which Ire will
the enterprise they »how —Jackxonvill* •lo with credit to himself and with »a'i«-
action to lire people
II in the prevail-
1
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•«g opinon of lire»« wlio have (r «vele«l
Since the war broke out. it seems ihu
ver tbe »tare »ince fire nomiire'imi» were
eo far a» known Uncle Ham lias taken
made that ihi» man will iindotihiedl«
all the priaea thus (ar. Flight Hpanieli
he elected
Lei lire people in Josephine
vessels have been captured and »oim
county preiteiit oue aului phalanx in hi»
of thene are geod prize» If there 1»
'»elrelf
going to be any figh'mg of coneequenn
It will take place ere many day» have
J. II Boo h, ilwiirv, a« we know him,
h»» teen r**< onmren«l *<l by tire rongr«**
peened
«i«»nal delegation front tin» »'ate lor the
Oregon« quota ol tlie vehinleer* ia not !<••« ei» er*hip of the
Rossburg Land
large, something over eight hundred,amt
llice, and this is equivalent to his oh
bow many of thin aumber, if anv will twining tlie appointment.
Whatever
fall to Joeephlne county we do not know .
may te »aid against the methods of the
not many auy way.
Perhap» none bui • hief who »««cure«! 1 hi» appointment, that
the organized mililiaor »tale troop, will
all! not deter 11« in the It*, re from »peak­
be ne<x*»«»rv. There are a great mam ing in the highest terms of Henry.
who would like to go, hut lliev will mil Henry Booth while living in this city
have the op|«irtuui(v at thia time.
xml being connected with the Sugar
We have heard a number ul peo|di I‘lire, was very nei*iilar with the bov»
•|«*sk of the shameful way in which who handled the lumber ami bort, hs it
It »peak»
men tried and did aiutf the ballot Inn sere, the burdens of toil.
Saturday night. The will ol the pt-opl- rnltime» for a voting man, louder than
may toe thwarted In a convention in words can eipre«« it, that lie is liked
tliia manner, but II cannot be done at b- th men who later with their han 1«
of their 1111 poort In lhi« case we know it
the election under the Inairalian ayttem
of voting, law eluding cilia ua almnhl t « te true, having heard it fr *111 tlie men
*er«elv««
ll -nrv Ivan excellent young
turn out an<l vote (or Hi« lieal men.
m«n, of g< o I character and he wd know
Whit the nt* 11 )vnr wil' bling forili now to tran«act the dti'iea of the otflre
wiib li he i« soon to be called, and tlie
fur history fur th** « uiihiu generalI uiip
cwuuot be furelild
Tire nation« ol I hr
ut'BiKR takes this opportunity to extend
world nrev be upon ibr eve of ‘henreMi- «•*mgratulalion« ami to wi»h him well
Ve comineml him to the people ol Ko»**
rat upheaval ever known lu hniiiiiiili
Tita peaaitniatir ran mu dark day» and Burg among wlmui lie mu»t reside lor
trying hour«, war» and ratunra of war» lie next four years
are making him Irrtwbl«« There la noth
We place at I tie ileau ol III«* ticket ibi»
ing to brighten the |*ru»pe* t» of lire mo-t
optiini»lic when be arrw the signa ol III« week, lhe name of T T Geer oi Marion
time« pointing to a run fl if I in which th« coiinly, for governor of lhe great »late ol
Mr. Ge«*r is a m«n of abilit)
■truggle will I n « telitrii the Anglo-S»» Oregon
on speaking people ami the Latin races «nd of unquesti mable integrity, who
The Englreh and the Americans are hr know» a» well as anv man in lhe »tate. I
ing drawn more clovtely together than wlret would I m * Id« dm v- as gt.vernor
they have ever bean, they have interests «nd knowiug them, we have r«iiifM**nce
tn common, they are the wont tntrili to believe ilia* lie will du them a» fear-
gent propls and aoonrr or latei tirev lessly a» any mtn who «-ver sat In the
gul*ern«l«»rial chair of ¡hi« »ta‘e
Not a
must dominate the entire world
in politics him«« If neither will he
Altieri N boli»», of Jacksonville, i» lie con I rule I by them, which fa t makes
tlie one choern by the íireioni«'», candi him lhe more ac«*eptabte tu the ¡M*ople
Wliile we may noi egre«
date for district a'torney. Mr Holt»» of tire state
is a young man whom wr have known with all his views on political artair», we
for a nuiwter of years, reami in Ja« kann lu most heartily en«lnrse him for the
county by a man who know» how to place lo whi« h he aspires.
Everv inch
bring up his boys lor an active bun: tre«» a itreu, tec a tree lit* I» true to hi« convle
Be Loyal aixl True
Tire (ullowing paragraph we dip froin
0'llier'» weekly, which 1» very apprre-
priatu at the present «line, in view o
ihelai t that war 1» teina carried on b-
tween thia country Mini Spain.
There
are time» when an administration ma\
he, and »hotlld be criticized, and we leli
very much like doing •<> eome t*me agt ,
tecairee il appeared to ua that there wie
loo much dcfeliclion in pushing line
matter, but »nice hoBlililie» have tegun,
w«* are ready to »land by The adiuinib-
tration, heart ami hand in pirehing the;
matter to a settlement. There i« nith-l
mg more ireu»eating lo a true citizen
1 han 1«) hear eonie old worn out street
walker, or a man w ho han sonn-d Hgainst
lhe government, all lhe lime abusing
the government for w bat it <|oe«, or for
what it doe» lurt do. It 1» epiihetn ami I
abuse, il mailer» not wlret may te dune. ,
Constant atuise when the guvernnrent is |
doing all in its piwerlor the country, i»
treaaon, and thoae who are guilty.ehould I
be made to »hut up a< once, and ceaae
br«-«ding dix'ord al home
”In-imretions, at the beat of time«, 'li-
r e'ed against tire president's Integra«
are p<»ir taste and poorer policy; insii'.ts
tu the nation’s chief in a national « nsis
are more than unpatriotic they are
treasonable. Face to face with a foreign
foe, it is the |> m (| of a traitor tu fostei
di »affect Ion
Such nreannee« of spirit,
»null «Iremefulne»« of speech, should la*
pill down bv the strong hand of popul .r
indignation
And if the (reople them*
»••Ives read these venomous slander» and
listen to these poi»unoire aiigge*tiona,
shall we hold them guiltle»» of diaboii
or? SurvU there re no cirizen whose
patriotism i« »0 halting, whose pubic
spirit is so small, tiial he will not in
'rust to the nation*» chosen executive
the conduct of the country*» policy, fire
safeguard of the country's honor? Pure­
ly tlie-w iiNicrupulona »h«*ets, reeking ol 1
»rotation and untruth, which sell their
principles for pennies are no w iser guide
in auch stressful Dure» a« these than lhe
president ol tire United States
lu «arru H|»II awd %mobr lour IJK « »»j
To quit tolgbeec ««uuly and forever u- tu«g
jetlo full of life, nerve aud Vigor, take. No-To
II. m *. ih> wondt-r worker, that make« weak mm
atrong
All «Iruggiata, .Vk or •!. Currftiaran
le«d
tkioldei an I »ample free
A'ldrraa
Striiing Hcmodj ( a Chicago or New Yuik
»hat their »urpri»e was very »ucee«»itill.v
planned,
Jim.
Althoutre llemw.
Mr. Barnard McCourt died at Aliti tree
ipril 22, a.«» 13 year»
Funeral waa at
ne home Sunday at eleven.
Jasper M«iorey returned home from
rtruwntown Friday, on account of tire
line»» ol hw parent».
Joseph Mct z
’uiirt w ho Ire» been attend­
ing court al Graiitf Pa»», wa» called
home on account of lhe ilhre»» of lire
hiO' her.
Mr. Babcock Ire« bean obliged to »top
work in hi» »aw mill for want of water.
There was a great deal ol lumber to be
»awed no Ire feel« <| mu II«e > irag »1 . \
Mi and Mr» Iryer went to Me«lfurd
last week.
Mrs. T. Hall an<l son
county seat Fiiday.
went to th«*
Mr». Antone R «te »pent Mveral «lay»
in Jackaun county la»t .week.
Mo*» Mollie John spent several «lay»
Iasi week veiling in Jackson county■
Mi»« Katie t hapiii.tn, of Jacksonville
high »••lioul visited tier parents one da)
la«' week
John Binghaman relumed to ('alii ,
IhriS'lai after »pending a lew dav» wi*h
In» parent»
Nipjwr and John are preparing to rim
lhe saw mill in lore« soon, and are iiiak
ing ne«-e'»ary repairs.
The de num illation known HH Hot.
Rover» er Flee Melhodiwi are having »
p'utracted meet iiu at die Kennedy
( ha|K-l Mssi-ted by the past- r. Rev. Hurt
Mi». EHenw<«o<i and hahirs went to
JatksoiBille Saturday to »|tend a lew
w«eks with relative» brloie going to
Illinois wbete »he expects tu teside imtii
her husband returns from A<a»Ka
Rev Gilman Parker has cloevd an
mierwHiing series of meeung- at ill's
place and relumed io hi» home in (lo­
gon City, promising it |»»»silile to return
in th«- fall or winter
Hi« work resul t*«!
in »«vetai conversions an 1 tive »«•cession*
'<•1 li*- t Imrrh.
1 1
structed to inform said governments latter retreat* di*.ibkd.
that a state ot war exists between
W ashington , April 2 /
the United States and Spain.
govern men is which have gi^n
H ong K ong , April 20 —The notice oi their intention t«» strictly
American Fleet will sail for the observe lhe neutrality laws, are
Italy, Norway. Sweden, Nether­
Philhppian islands tomorrow
W ashington , April 26.—The lands and Great Britain.
war loan of $400.000.000 is to l»e
arranged in New Ywik today. 'I he
bonds have already been taken.
W ashington , April 26.—The
governors ot the different states ate
making prompt and gratifying re­
sponses to the call for volunteers
H avana ,
April 26 —Blanco
cables Madrid that he can defend
Havana without Spanish warships
W ashington , April 26.—Tlie
Panama this mo.ntng captured a
three-masted schooner of 2085 tons
register, built at Glasgow.
It.-.Orzainiji t-oi Bill
W ashington , April 26 —The
president signed the Army Re or
gattizal on bill at 3-40 this after­
noon. Apportionments under the
army re-organizations are now l*e-
ing made.
<>r**Kon % «ilunt* er*.
P ortland . Or., April 26.—Cap­
tain Kendall of the Eighth infantry
has been sent from Washington to'
muster in the Oregon volunteers
S alem . Or , April 26 Governor
I.otd will announce at 4 o'clock
this afternoon his order for mobil
iza ion.
III mik
o n
l*r *«-laiiiai i « hi
H avana , April 26.—General
Blanco ha* i**ucd a proi'lanmion
urging hi* men to be 1»r ive in re­
pelling the insulting invasions ol
the ‘ American Pig ”
The farmer, the mechanit ami the bi­
cycle rider arr liable to un« M|«eded ••rite
ami hrui-es
lH*\\iit’s Witch ilarel
Salve 1« tin* b**»t thing to keep "li hand
li heal« quickly, ami i« a w»ll known
< lire l«»r pib
Kremer.
W ashington . April 7.—A Ma
drid special says that the Spaniards
have captured the American batk.
Saronac, wiih her < argo of coal
W ashington , April 27 —Tlie
Spanish fleet at PhilEppun islands
has sailed to intercept the Asiatic
squadron.
W ashington . .April 27—Secre
tary Long intimates this morning
that the first naval bittie will oc­
cur Saturday at the Phillippian is­
lands.
Ki >b*»ns. Laces, Handkerchiefs,
l ie-, Suspenders.
Call to see us and examine our goods.
Goods will suit you and prices are right.
Hayes and Co
ODD FELLOW S
BRICK BLOCK
C iiattan «« oua . April 25 — rroopT^I
R ev W est , April 27.- The Span­ tiiiue to arrive. 1 It 1» eipected 15, ib 5
CUj I
ish «teainer Bolivia, which was cap­ r.-aulara »ill t* eucsui|>e<l I at ~
ainailga • bi W d
eetlav . ~
¿
The
tured by the 1'nited States 5 ester-
oi ihe army rvorga*.ixa
ion bill, -I
it ba
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da\ has 01, board $6o.o<x> in silver. I.mated, will
W amiisgt - n Ipril 26—Dingte tav<-j
iiot'u** i lint tn»* war revenue bill will tre |
rall« J un tnni"rmw at noon, th /eireral ¡
■ I* Ea e t" te uniitii'ueil ThiinulHV at <1
Fridav. and 'Ire hill to te f*nn»idere«l
for .-inreiidiirent mid-r 'Ire five minute >
rule until 4 o’i-lot'k. when a vote will)
he 'alien The min iri-v lias agreed t" 1
»hi» arrang»*in nt
K ev W*..<r 'pri 26 — '! Ili-* ¡me«* «et
bv ili»* vr-i-cl« ol ih»* N'Tih \tlaniic
»q'btdroh in 'lu laking <«f priz»» l e l"i -
iiidini inetl Sj a*n’» men-hani in vin»' i»
dt -li ««I io ||e«-tl r*-coii»'rii lìllg frulli ih*-
grillimi iiph. furnlhe vare O*«es
Ihini g
'he rt\e dav» *irn e ho«'iliti*-» tipi-ned. Il
pi:Zc» bave b»*ei» hronght in. and ib- re I
i» a pru«p«-ci ib i» -«*ver.tl other SpaiH«li 1
v» ««eh now in gulf wafer- will alno '«e
cap ured
K ey W e » t . Fla
\pril 26 —All Kev
We-t i* »inging flic prai««« of the little
lighthouse tender Mangrove an«l her
gallant crew, an«l with good rati»«*, for In
I lie Mangrove itelongs the glorv of hav­
ing made the richest capture of the war
up tu date.
Everybody Say» So.
Ca«c «re' a (’andv Cathartic, the
det ful in.-dical discovery of the age. pw
ant and refreshing to the taste, sol feet;
Hr.«! positively on kidneys, liver and liowez
cleansing the entire system, disiwl coih
cure headache, fever, habitual constipate
and biliousness. Please buy and try ate
of' C. C to-day; 10, ». so cento
guaranteed to cure by all dragg1"1*.
1 not her Bid for S) uipathy
M \ dkid , April 26.-8:40 A. M—Tire
L ondon . April 27.—At Madrid
Spanish govcrnnrent has sent a circular
the people anticipate an early bom-
• «> lire powers r«‘gr -’ling lhe hard neres
birdment of Aiwriran coast cities. sity of being comuel'ed tospp*al lo (orc­
in • •dvr to rvprl the scandalous aggres
»ton oi the United S’ates. etc.
( ««ntinumg, tire note says;
“>p.«in has on Irer side tire right of cor-
«ect p«o< viiurr and prudence while lire
Had No Appetite, But Able to Cat Ui.itrd Males has only dislovalty and
Sinco Taking Hood’s-Blood lire impu te ««( uiibri'Hcd ambitions,”
\i'vr rviviring lo lhe “execiahle run-
Thoroughly Purifed.
“My little boy ha- been in pocr boal’h I ict” ol General L-v. the note contain»
for some t ine. Ho had no appetite and tire roolut i «> ii « of congress, underlining
his skin war yellow. His band«
ere tire I «*: word« ‘ a« int il le ! to deceive
covertd with wart«, and his blood was in lhe Cubans.”
sucli a condition that when he cut or
bruised himself the wound would not
heal for a lo:ig time. We procured a
bottle of Hood’s Ha rsa pari Ila »nd he began
taking it. His appetite returned and his
cheeks berime r« sy. The warts di<ap-
pea’-ed, h’s blood wa< pur lied and he w as
rnti-elv well.” M rs . A nna D kmelmaioo ,
Eureka, Utah.
“ Hood’s Sarsaparilla ha« been cur stand-
ar 1 medicine for the U«t three years. We
recommend Hood’« S h -»> i par ilia to all who
are su*?ering from the eff-cta of impure
blood.’’ E. E lliott , Scofield, U«ah.
Cheeks Are Rosy
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
1« the Be»t - In fact the fine True Blood Puri­
fier. Price fl, «1 f«»r $•’>. Bf sure tn ger II «« m I' s .
re ult in at leut *)(j,i>.^
troops ei ng r< invent rated here. T|/
fenili cavalry num M< hi tana ion» t
rived today,
A co in pa h v ol 16 iijr.t
men. under Captain Glaaaford, arm*
iroui Denver today, and liuniediaiej;«. j
l«>ried al General Brooke’s lieadqn,'
lens.
I
W.vMiisur >5
April
25 —Tht tp, |
and mean committee of the bum, .
euu-Meriug a war revenue bill, h ,
not be reported till tomorrow, ,ud ,*
uol • xpecled lo pass until late ia u.,
week.
LohDoK Apn* 2d —A apecial troui uaI
Dap \ - ide islands r-aya it ia beuri-: I
t < spalli-U Heel «alls today.
>r» toHX April 25.— War regulation*
cm ermug New Yort harbor lu lime -
war tiavi liven pibinulgated. So
I
Will be alluWid.o paws sandy Hout-1
tarrowa betVee* BUMal and nuim I
*r dunag that lime to approach with |
three mile, of Coney island, G«Jn>-1
channel -andy Hook or the Narrow* '
iiADaiir April 25,noon.—About2d,0a
republican« nave signed an ¡tddrM a,
Dunor V as'ellai under pretex of a»r
graiulailng Him upon hie recovery fro«
dines., bu in reality offering him thru
support if lie proclaim« a republic.,
—
Buckleu'» Arnica Salve
Tii.* UeM Salve in oie world for CiU,
Bruise. Snr««. Ulcers Salt Rheua.Fevs
Sorer. Tetter, Chapped tlande, CU
Maine,Com».and all Skin Eruptioma«
posilivlv cure» Pile« or no pay requirrl
It is guaranteed Io give perfect aatulr
lion or money tetused. Price 25c iw
b*x. Fur Sale By W. F. Kremer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.'
April 25, 1**’
Notice is hereby given that lhe foil"’
mg named settler has filed noticeothi*
intention to make final proof in «upkz
-
tun. and that »aid proof WillM
made’befure J. W. Howard, County elm
ol Jo ephine county. Oregon at Grar
la«», Oiegon, on June 4, lHi«8, ri
GeorgH II. Fenn on 11. E. No. "074
the > E 4 H\V'4, SE ‘4 NW 11, aw 2
i p 37 ,s R 5 \\ vet*.
lie natires the following witllBeBK
prove his continuous residence upon
iillivatiun oi said land, viz:
Henry L. R«ed Murphy, Ore.,
L Wnham«. durphy. Ore., F. (i I*1-
Mt. ph). Or«., lsaai (’nster Murph’
‘h-e*
R. M. V katci
KegwK
licCIINN'S^'.
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We want your trade on Shoes m l feel confident that we can n <t only save yon 111 >nev but can sh > v y iti
>n I q ou- you pneen u«pded by auy house betiveeu Sacramento and Portland.
In quoting the follow mg prices wc rail give you but a faint idea ot our Mammoth Spring Stock.
LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN wh ’ ll,n
lx
l.ARGEST HOUSE L
TETEJ COUNTRY.--«.. Lu. COE AND CO.
Men's Heavy Brogan Buckle Single Sole and Tap. nailed or
unnailed
»I 25
Men's Extra Heavy Kip Sh-*e. Seamless Back, Sole Leather
I 5»»
Counter. I ouble S**)e atid Tap. nailed<>r unnailed
Men's Fine Datk Tan Dre«« Shoe. Brass Hot-ks and Eyelets,
<jo
the new English or Bulldog last
Men's fine Russian Calf. Heavy English Extension Sole. G
Welt ami made of the very l««t material
Actually sold in I
stores ior ft 50 'o ft uo Our price for this handsome, serviceable shoe
in Black or Tan
BIG BARGAINS IN LADIES
Ladies' Elite Dongola Kt I Shoes. Patent or Stock Tip, Lace *-r Button, narrow or wide c- in toes $1 5 1
Ladies Ftue crotue Kid SI i - ks . Patent and Stock Tip, Lace only. Dark Chocolate >r B t.k c ]ti <1 to auy >2 50 Shoe on
the market
Our very low price is fl .98.
We are now receiving our elegant spring stock of the celebrated
.
PINGREE
a
SMITH SHOES for LADIES. MI N and ( HILDR1 N.
This Shoe will need no introduction.
We have sold thousands of pairs of them and never had a single complaint,
" e shall show these in all the new toes, tn AAA. AA, A. B. C. D and E widths You can not afford to miss tlnm
Big Bargain* in Men’s Shirts. Hats and Shoe*.
and CAFES.
.-*..,
at dollars by buying then foota
C
hr.- . - - . rs m dark cho. >late and black. Patent
stock tip ...e
Sant new lasts. Lice only.
Eiegant
ft 00. 8’J to 12 at ft
5 V> S S at $1
This line is ahsol “..'.. . . - iz at it 25 12’4 to 2 at $t 5°-
uie.y u.ie pji.ed for style and durability­
Childrens all solid
K
lid Kangaroo
Calf, f ‘
soles. Warranted all
* tie leather tip. counters and
solid in every
L»ce • an 1 button, $ to s ft 00. particular.
The
great rush «till continues 11 12 Si 25. 13 to 2 ft 3°
not miss the
1
‘i every department. You tn’tst
Big Bargain* in Children's C
op*. Suits and shoes.
We pay double the taxes;
NSC
show double the stock we do double the business ot an\ other hou*c
& c°