Rogue River courier., May 19, 1898, Image 1

A m I mdmtmmmnt l’srxa, P ivotid Earnctaixv to
—
ROBERT G. SMITH,
local tmppcningd
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Pi act ices in all State aed Federal Courts
Ofti e over First National Bank
Gaaay's P as »,
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•
O rbuox .
UBNRY L. BENSON,
attorney at law .
« Wolff & Zwicker
Pro dices in all Courts of the State.
. Oflic-over First National Bank,
G rant '» P ass ,
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-
O bkoon
ARTHUR P. HARTH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
lOCIoR OF DENTAL SURGERY.
Hydraulic Pipe
Other over First N itional Bank,
O kkoo N.
G bax T’ s P ass ,
IT C PERKINS,
All Kinds of
U. S. DEPUTY
MINERAI. SURVEYOR,
G ran T» PASS,
< >MBUON.
4 Machinery for Mining Purposes.
< Bridge Woik, Bolts, Rods, Iron Shutters,
4
4
'J'HOMAS SMITH.
Cells, Window Guards, Doors, and
UNDERTAKER,
Cast Iron Structure Work.
O regon .
C hants P ass ,
4
L. D. Fay à Sons’
...Portland, Oregon
Headquarters for
New Rigs, Safe
and Fast Teams.
Commercial Travelers given spec­
ial attention.
GRANTS PASS, OR.
J. M. CHILES
DEALER IN
Horses toarded at reasonable
rates.
FIRST NATIONAL
B JA IÑT IC
— OF —
«^Staple & Fancy Groceries
so*. \.... ""
Hardware, Tinware, Tableware
Every article sold warranted as represented.
in exchange.
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Farm Produce taken
$50,000.
Capital Stock,
Recei ve deposit« subject to check or on |
certificate payable on demand.
Sells sight .1 rafts on New York, San Fran
cisco, and i\»t‘.lan<i.
Telegraphi< transfers «old on
injints in
the Uniteti States.
Special Attention given to Collections and |
general business of our customers.
Colletti'»ns made throughout Souther»
Oregon, and on all accessible points.
J. D. FRY, President.
J. T.Tl’FFS, Vice President.
R. A. B ooth , Cashier.
N. E. McGrew
Pioneer Truck and Delivery
GRANT;- PASS. OREGON
1
(H R THIRD CAR Ol
U...
is now on the way from the factory.
THE PHOENIX is the POPULAR WHEEL
Because it Looks Well,
Runs Well anil
“it Stands the Racket.”
111E GOLDEN EAGLE is thu best medium
priced wheel on the market.
WHITE K>R CATALOGUES To
MITCHELL, LEWIS à STAVER CO.
BEE HIVES
BEE SUPPLIES
MEDIORD, OREGON.
Crescent Wheel
. Turvey,
J.
WILLIAMS, ORE.
Nos. 11 & 12.
ITALIAN QUEENS \NI> BEES.
Untested Queens ...
Tested Q leen» ........
Full Colony...................
$50
T. A. HOOD - BICYCLE STORE
Sundries
Ä KLONDIKE
must be chosen with
CARL artd JUDGMENT
a
$35
....$1.00,
FOH THE
Prevail
A large and complete assortment
of Bicycle Sundries in stock.
Have a regularly equipped Bicy­
cle repair Shop. Parts supplied.
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Marlin Repeaters
— u‘i»e wat r tlkaa
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Ev.r
Why
Because
Is the NORTHWESTERN Ml i l Al
Best "fall I.i ft Inclinine«* <
?
Its
Its
Its
Its
Get our Figures.
Security is the Best
Insurance i- th» Cheapest
Profits ai- tin Largest
Policy Conract is tin Best
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All Work
Finished in from
3 to 6 Days,
Regardless of
the Weather.
GRISTS r.V*. ORE.
Dewey's Jubilee.
Out
well said that manners make the
man.but the m--re s>>bd ingredient of
character is a.so necessary to a true
of manhood. If a man has these both,
also has the good sens« to dress well
he will find the “latcbstring out" lor him
»ver the world.
The sleauier Topeka left the wharf, in
Portland, at 7 o'clock, April 20. There
was not a crowd of |<eople waving good
Onion sets at Bartlett'».
in your pocket, if yon buy
bye and few were the tear-din med eyes
Baths at McGregor Bros
that watched the sturdy little steamer
Stkil/tng
s Rest baking pow­
Shoe» repaired at Hackett'»
as she swung into the stream ami point­
der, and use only one heap­
Gold-dust i ashed at Cramer Bros
ed for the heads
Passengers weie very-
few ; only fifteen taking paeaage. After
ing teaspoonful to a quart of
Carbon paper at the Co: kikh office.
ltunaway
a mce lunch 1 retire to my state'room
If you want your bail- cut to suit you,
flour.
•u
Toni Cornell’s delivery horse got a and aui soon fast asleep dreaming of
try Meinegor Bros Sixth St.
twenty four Hue carrot move en himself friends left beliiud and of the new world
New line of 2-ply poated wtdding eaid
When the Topeka touched the wharl
lhura.lav and concluded to be coltish,he which ia about to daw u u;>on me.
stock for calling cards, for sale at the
there were several hundred people there
hoisted his tail high in the air, and took
At 5 a. tn., 1 aui awakened by the
C oi ' kikk office.
to bid u.s welcome
a Jittle spin around the block, but did no 1 pitching and rolling of the ship, for we
It is pleasant to note that the people
Up-to-date photographs only at the dauisge and is now at his old tricks ar» passing over the bar anil out into the
are not demoralised by so strong a
Carlton Studio, opp. court house. Grant» delivering groceries to the people of
ocean. Everytime it rode the breakers
desire for
gain
that all kindlier
I'asg.
Grants Pass,
it gave me the rensation of swinging
human impulses are crowded out of
S M Geary. I'ierson, Mich., write»:
high and I rather enjoyed the experience.
—“De Witt's Witch Haxel Salve ia cur­
their lives. This pleasant belief was
VIOLA TiON OF NEUTRALITY.
The ship trembles and creaks under
ing more pile» here lovlav than all other
strengthened when we entered the
the lores of the powerful engines as they '
roniediea combined. It cures eczema
cheerful
ami comfortable rooms of the
A
Washington
»|>eeial
under
date
of
and all other skin diaeaaea.” W. F.
force her through the choppy sea. Now
Kremer.
the 13th ¡list., to the Navy department, to starboard, hack to |>ort and I thiuk of Howard House, situated on the main
G. C. Ku If of Portland, w ho ia interest­ reported that the French at Martinique the words: “Rocked in the cradle of street. The rooms and bedding are all
ed in the May Queen mine on Greea's I had permitted the Spanish to coal their the deep," and prey to the Almighty new and neat and at very moderte prices
If thi» report God to guide me, a weary pilgrim, safe and kept by California people
creek, about throe mile» from towu, ar­ war»hi|>sat that port.
Almost every mercantile line is well
rived Sunday from West Fork, ami will is true, it is clearly a flagrant violation through a foreign land.
represented
here as well as all pro­
of
neutrality
law»
and
it
is
to
I
m
deplor
­
cqtend a short time tn this aeclion.
Arose at 6 a ni. to find the day warm fessions.
Can you guess how- many people in ed, for, in all candor, the United States and pleasant and the vessel (ar 'to sea'
There are many things of interest about
town will be riding Pbtenix bicycles be­ is in no frame of mind to tolerate in­ and only the broad expanse of the lieau
this plain which I will describe in my
sults.
If
the
report
can
he
substauti-
fore June 1st?
tiful b'ue greets one’s gaze.
Great
ated, it was, evidently, intended as a white gulls circle and glide around us i next as it has been misrepresented in
Cardboard 5c per sheet at the C ovrieh
A dah A. S cariiawk .
rebuke to the United States. While we and swoop down to !pick up the crumbs many ways.
office, liettei stock 2 for 15c
have many good and loyal Frenchmen that are east overboard.
How's This?
James Holman and J. E Peterson in our midst, it is too true, however,
At 5:30 p in. we round Cape Flatteiy.
went to Medford Friday morning to visit that wheu the Spaniards treacherously
We otter *100 reward for any case of
With the exception of an island and
William Harper who is quite ill.
and cowardly blew up the Maiue and lighthouse, nothing but high, rugged Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
Elder D. T Fejo.who has been spend­ when it became known that Unde Sam
luountains and an angry sea may be
I- J C iii . nkv X Co., Toledo, O.
ing some time here visiting churches of was going to chastise the Spaniards for
seen,
We, the undersigned, have known F.
liis denomination, left Sunday night for theii hellish crime, that France Las, in
April 22, 7 a in. we stop at lleparture
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be­
Salem, where he will attend camp meet­ many ways, shown her teeth. Without
bay and take on several hundred ton of
ing from the l'Jth to the 20th.
doubt France is jealous of the com of coal. At this place is a very large lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus­
On account of the unusual climatic mercial standing and the fighting coal mine and a rather pretty village iness transactions and financially able
conditions in the Shasta regions the tav­ qualities of Uncle bam. It may be well Westaid here but a short tiiue and aie to carry out any obligations made hv
their firm.
ern at Castle Crags w ill be open for the to add, by way of advice, that Frame soon on our northward journey. We
West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To­
should
have
a
care
and
not
act
too
ag
reception of guests on the first of June.
are in sight of land all day and it is in­
ledo, 1). Waldmg, Rinnan A Marvin,
Fliis is one of the most delightful resort» gressive and provoke the "Old Uncle” deed grand scenery
Steep and rugged
too much, for if they do the “old fellow" snow capped mountain», nearly covered Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, <>
on the coast.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken internal­
is
likely
to
don
his
war
paint
and
box
S. B. Ferree and wife of Portland ar­
by a dense grow th of Hr anil cedar eon-
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
France
’
s
ears
rived Friday morning for a visit of
stitute the physical makeup of thia mucous surfaces of the system,
Testi-
some time with Mrs, Ferree’s father's
section
inonials sent free. Price 75c.
llall'a
When Nature
family.
At 8:30 a m We hail the steamer Family Pills are the best
Needs assistance it may be beat to render Amur, whose crews cheer as we glide by,
l-'or Constipation take Karl'» Clover
it promptly, but one should remember scarcely more than a 'put o' the log ’
Alaska I,alter.
Root Tea, the great Blo*>d Purifier. I
to
use even the most perfect remedies I At noon we pass the Elder on her way
The following extract is taken from a
I Cures Headache, Nervousness, Eruptions
only wheu needed. The beet and most I to Portland, with more passengers than private letter received by A. J Barlow,
on Hie face, and makes the head clear as
Simple and gentle remedy is the Syrup | t’he Topeka carried north,
from a former Grants I’asa man :
a bell. Sold by W. F Kremer.
1
of Figo, manufactured by tho California
Just after noon we encountered rough
“I have put off writing to you, think­
Bicycle .hospital for all repairing at Fig Syrup Co.
seas,with the wind blowing a gale winch ing that something would turn up
I
Cramer Bros.
caused the little xteamer to ‘list’ and have been out around here while waiting
One Minute is not long, yet reliel ia
No serious weight ia attached to plunge considerable
We soon sight for the ice to break up in the river, so
obtained in half that time by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure, It prevents the suggestion that Spain will tend a the little settlement of Bella Villa. that I can get into the interior. 1 could
consumption and quickly cures colds, Heel through the Suez, canal to attack Its Ihouses are well built and nicely start in a small lioat now, Lilt there is
croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, la grippe Admiral Dewev’» force in the Philippine!. painted
Its inhabitant» are principally too much work to get up that way, so I
and all throat and lung troubles. W. F. It t( considered unlikely that the Span-
Indians.
will wait until the river rises and the
Kiemer
iah government would atrip ita home
The »linnet this evening—for which large boats can get up. It is doubtful
Golden Engle Bicycles art honest porta of adequate protection in order to
the Pacific is noted -was most beauti­ wIiAtlrer the railway will be built to Las-
Write (or undertake the reconquest of a distant
wheels at reasonable price»,
ful, in spite of the tlie heavy clouds kin lake. Things in Wrangle are get­
catalogue. Mitchell-Lewis & Staver Co. colony, which could lie held only al the
The sun’s rays broke through the bank, ting quieter every day, and it will be
Portland. Or.
•a< riflce of national interests ill every falling upon the waters, paving a broad worse if the road it not put through.
Agent I'urdoin has succeeded in »ecut- other quarter of the world
highway from us to tlie horiz tn
People are leaving on every steamer that
ing a reduction on round trip tickets
Just la-fore mam there was another goes out. I cannot say anything alaiut
from Grants Pass to Portland. The reg­ Navy Departincut SupprcMMcn all In stop made at the U. S custom house— how it is inland until I can see For my­
ular fare one way is |l 1 '.»I, and hereto­
formation ot'SampNon n I’leci
it is just over tlie line, in Alaska
self, and it will take the most of this sea­
fore round trip tickets have been *23 KO,
At 2 o'clock, p. m., we stopped again son to And out as Ihings are here. I
W amhinqton , May 14.—No intermedi­
but frotuuow on they will be *18. a sav­
ate battle between the two fleetH is ex­ »1 Ketchicain to take on two passengers. would not advise anyone to come this
ing of *5 80 to those who get return tick­
1 do
pected. The Spaniards, it seems likely, It is a place of about 200 inhabitants- way until the route is opened up.
ets.
have succeeded in passing south of the partly natives—ami contains a fish can­ not think that I will go iu to Dawson
Mr. Vilderba k an old sotaiiei and American fleet, and are now well to the nery, cooper «hop ami sawmill. Tlie City, but will look over the county north
pioneer of Oregi n is quite sick at his westward U it.
houses are well built and painted while east of that place
W m . F owi . kk .
residence near Merlin.
These old
As the enemy has now reached the those of the Indians are without chiin-
Bucklen s Arnica Salve.
pioneers are rapidly passing away. Wo cable, the navy department regards it so ueys, as they prefer to build llieir fires 1
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
i-ertainly owe them a debt of gratitude nf the most vital concern that the where in the middle ol the room.
BruiMen,S<>i< n Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
for their bravery in surmounting the abouts of the Xmrriean ships should not
The Topeka I- ana of the finest boat»
taft", Tetter, (.'hupped ilamln, (bi!
hardships and dangeis incident to front­ l>e made public during the next few on this route and the officers and crew blaitiH,Corns,an<l all Skin Eruption*,and
ier life.
days. Thus far they have felt banili- are very kind ami courteous. The state posilivlv cures Piles or no pay required,
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac­
Sunday w hile Abe Axtell and daugh­ cappad by the fact that the Spanish ad­ rooms are dean anc comn rtsbl. and the tion or nionev refused. Price 26c. per
table
fare
is
tqual
to
that
of
The
finest
miral
knew
the
wheraalioute
of
our
ter were driving over to .Murphy to at­
b»x. For Sale By W. F. Kremer,
tend church, a tug broke aud frightened ships, while we were in doubt as to the ho el. If pa.Hengi-is are feeling ill, ami
The officials here so desire it, they can have their meal»
one of the hordes who jumped and fright­ locality of his ships
The parlor or
ened the other horse and they both start­ regard it as essential, during the next >served in their rooms.
NEW PIGMENT FOR ARTISTS
ed out. Mr Axtell held on to the reins, few days, to reverse these conditions, so social hall contain» a piano and the
but the ne< k yoke became unfastened, that the Spanish admiral will he in the music furnished by the officer» ami %
allowing the tongue lu drop, and strikes dark, while our officers will lie (tosted as others was extra good and was highly
Every kindness possible
knoll, throwing out the occupants. Mr. to to Is movement* tnrough the Caribbe appreciated
The department doubtless is in« was shown. The Topeka has made 152
Ixtell was some what bruised but nut aa
\ Scotch tu f i t hus (llscoveréff that
formed as to the whereabouts of Admiral tri|>s without any accident and thi« one
seriously injured.
a pigment of great beauty of color umf
Misses Bertha Barrie, Allie Pool and Sampson's squadron, but it does not *es was, indeed, a pleasant one, It is much fiihtncMN ran be inadt* fioin the smut
Kdna Parker, Mr. Will Ireland and Mas­ fit to give any information, and the same pleasa- tar ami chtaper than traveling of the oat, say» the St. Louis Globe-
ter Eddie M< Ix-an. who went to Rose* rigid silanes prevails as to the where­ by rail; everything being kept »o clean Democrat. The color is a deep, rich
timbre shade, sometimes approaching
' burg In Pt Wcdnexlay as delegates to the abouts and destination of Commodore that ihe finest dollies may lie worn.
(Tlie rate» have iieen reduced, owing to to sepia in tone. The Mimt is a fungoid
-late (’hristian Endeavor convention, Schley’s flying squadron. Ths game
returned Monday[morning. They report has reached the critical Mtage where pre the war excitement which has caused a growth, which is often seen in the shape
Rale» are now as of deep brown or sepia-colored spore
that although the convention was not as mature publication aw to the where« lull in the traffic
dust on oats ami other cereals. .Speci­
large in numbers hh in s >me of the previ­ «bouts of our stoips might cause inestim­ follows: First class ticket to Wrangle, mens of the pigment painted <m paper
*30;
second-class,
*200;
first
class
to
ous years, it was one of the best C. E. able I osh ami failure of present plans.
as a water color have withstood the ex­
Is one respect, ttoe maneuver of the Juneau, *35 ; to Dyea and Skaguay, *40
conventions ever held in Oregon, and are
posure to direct euidight for many
While Some seek pleasure in conversa­ months, and shown little change in
hearty in their praise of the people of Spanish fleet is a relief to the navy of­
tion
and
games,
I
pass
my
time
reading
strength of color vli.ui > ubvi-qurnt ly
Roseburg for their generous hospitality’ ficials here, as it tends to show tke safe­
ty of the battle-whip Oregon. She is pro- er writing on deck, sliidying the mighty compared with tint xpo-ed duplicate
• cevding from the north coast of South forces that surge ami loam amt swell the Apuclmens. In rnihl, diffused daylight,
America to join Sampson’s Heel, and is. water mountain» li'gli; then I study the the color remains quite fust and unal­
The brow nish-black powder
somewhere in the neighborhood ol Mar« | P',w,'riul forces that,’ h ougli intelligence, tered.
taken from smutty oats is very <lry ami
are
harne-<we<l
and
set
to
work
to
carry
{ Unique
Had the Spanish squadron re­
light in nature, and when moistened
named at lhat point, there would hare ttoiw Io a» I ol precious freight, safely over with a few drops of alcohol and then
Rheumatism often ratiNea the moat fn- ' been »erious danger that the Oregon the billuwit aw gracefully a« the ***** gull mixed with mt.< iluge and water, it can
While contem­ be effectively handled. In its deepest
teftik* aufferin,/
Many have for years would have been intercepted. New .how- glides over the wave
vainly Bought relief from thin di*»Nblififi
plating on these wonderful forces, thewe tones it is of a fine sepia shade, deep*
ever,
»lie
ia
well
out
of
the
way
of
the
diaease. and are to-dny wori*e off than
words come to me: “Oh, for a life on ening to a brown bluuk. When diluted
ever. Rheumatism ia a blood dift*-a*e, ' Spaniard», so long as »he follow» the ua-
the o an wave, a home on the rolling with water or < hiñese white it gives
and Swift's Specific is the only cur»*, be­ | ual route.
plrroing tints of a flat brown, of the
deep!**
cause it ia the only remedy which can
Il is not »opposed that the navy de­
reach such decp-M ate<l diM**ises.
About 9 o’clock p. tn , we come in pheasant-rgg east. The new pigment
A few
> I wae taken with inflaanaa- partment, with anowleiige of the where­ wigut of Wrangk, w I> o * b rough and jag has been re<-eiv<d with much approval
by artists.
lory Rh**un*atiMin, which liecam'* s > IntrnM about» ol the epaniih fleet, is going to
that ! waa for weeka unable to walk. I tried allow any of ita hard worked little < ruia- ged hill and promotories are quite in
The II
keeping with the name and tlie character
•everal pmaninent phyai-
The jndgn
ciaai*and took their treat­ rre ami gnnboata in blockade duty on of the native race who inhabit the
trict court al
ment faithfully, but wm | the Cuban roaat to fall victin a to the cog itry
the snle of er Wi i n la
unabla to <et the ulifht- hug. Spanish ironcinda.
Their com­
On the 24tb of April, after a trip of a legitimate businei
eet relief. In fart, my con. manders will be promptly imtitied ol the
four days, we arrive at Wrangle
ditlon M*eme<! to rrow
boys hnie n right i >
wora», the diaeae«* spread approach of the Spaniards, ami it may
Ttoe trip brings the touriwl through and sell pajc
over my entire body, and be set down that, Un teas the department ’ many plea ant w»sn««
The view whs they behave
from Nrrvember to March is satisfied that Mamf»»on or IS-hley can
ear when th
I tufferrHl atf'.ny I tried head off and creah the Spanish fleet, the , grand * I was face to face with Alaska—
One new» hoy
many patent n*od‘cinee,
but none relieved roe Cuban blockade vessels will be given the most talked of ami interesting place a car in Wash
Vpon the a d v i e e of a
on the glolre. How much unlike any-
h id a leg rm Ui
friend I d» elded to try pern.1 Si n Io ink« cart of t'lemaeivve
g. h. S,
wing me to take ft, how­ and get out ol harm « way —Oregonian. | thing that I had ever before ween.
th* other triu-k. Hr has Just obtained
ever. my g ia? Baa, who wm a rhemiat ana
an award of |5.ooo damages from a jury
. t
» *
' -0* r,f
p-.'.Adh r n»- ’ ury I fell •>> roach tetter after
under h • trm lioint to the above effect
An Enterprising Druggist
taklnjf tw»» b>,ttiee. that I continued the r*m
Are
Rc^t
by the judge.
Mr. and in two m<*ntha I wee cured completely
There are few re»*n more wide awak**
coffee
Th« cure w*e p *rmarjent. for I hare never wince
flo-!a
had a toflirh of RiMramittiflfn
many and enterprising than W F Kremer,
•pi- efl
times -x{»-»eed to damp and eold weather
hLBaw<?B M Tirraui,
who spares no pains to we< ure the b**v! of
good
Rest
till powefton Avenue, Philadelphia
everything in his line for his many
1C
Don’t suffer longer with Rheumatism.
cnatomerw
H**
now
Imv
the
valuable
Throw Raide y»»ur oils and liniments,as
f
.
ag«u y for l)r. King’s New Discovery for
th»*y cannot rGach youPtfoubk*
I
111
>thcr
experiment with do* U»rs—their
taah con* unption, coughs an»l colds. This is
ana mercury wi II add to your d »abil­ ttoe «on<ler(al rem'dy that is proiliu-ing
baking powder,
soda,
ity and completely destroy your hgea*
of the i
w « a furor all over the country bv it»
are
so bad as funded
*aajr «tari!in< cure». It ab-olutaly
der«<l t
turm a.tfiuia,bronchitis, hoarsen.»» and other
)thcr spices
all affections u! th» throat, cheat ard
will ewre pwrf»*etly «rwl j
tanently
flavoring extracts arc
---- > Cal! at a ve l"G »lore au I »<-t
It is ffnar • to.-«' » .« jy
,*t4a. and
a
trial
bottle
frre
or
a
rexnlar
site
for
50
e r »4^o« L ----
worse.
Guaraulaoi to curs or
bjr awL';
i
Co.. Atlanta. C»a » **
| p«ire refnnd^d
» I
Sc/iii/ing's
FOR REALLY CORRECT DRESS
In Material, Styl«, Fit, F uh, and Gentle­
manly efle.t, you ah- uij order your tailor­
ing of
>1. BOR’S & CO.,
The Great Chicago Merchant Tailors
■vrr 2<> 1 rars the L-^aHer« in the CiMtom
r Y« hi can «rt • • fM/WS hurt or Ovrvr<*®<
*im<,.ney!ha« it nsvalijr p*i4 t'-f tuter >r
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The citizen» down th« river had a
ftewey Jubilee at the Lae school house,
eis mil», below town, Thursday even­
ing Patriotic »|we<-li»», burnt powder
and hurrahs were the order. Money
waa rained at that time to help swell the
Maine monument fund.
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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1898.
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The regular meetings of the W.C. T.
U. of Granta Fava, are held the first
Friday in each month, at 3 P. SI. at the
Baptist church. The mother» meetings
are held on the second Thursday in each
month in the parlore of the Presbyterian
church. A cordial invitation is extund-
ed to all to lie present
Met here eepec-
ially invited.
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Motheis’ meeting was held in the par­
lors of the Presbyterian church on
Thursday afternoon at 3 p. ni., Mrs.
Brow nell acting as superintendent The
topie of “Child Culture” was presented,
the seven laws of heredity read and coin-
minted ui>oa, after which several selec­
tions bearing upon the subject were
read. An interesting discussion followed,
in which nearly all present took part.
The next mothers' meeting will be held
on the second lliursday in June. A de
bate has been arranged for thesfternoou.
Subject, “Resolved that a child's inher­
itance has more influence u|>on hie after
life, than has his education and sur­
roundings during the irst ten years of his
life’’: affirmative, Mrs. Brownell, nega­
tive, Mrs. Wade. Each lady will be
supplied with bh dticieut corps of assist­
ants. Everybody invited.
His Mother liarl n Little
Lamb?
A rather had a little boy.
His faults were very low;
But everything the father did.
The boy waa sure to do.
He followed him to vote one day.—
Which waa against the rule,
For boys are not allowed to vote
Till after they leave school.
Of course tlie poll clerks turned him out,
But did he linger near?
Oh! no; he walked across the street
And bought a glass of beer.
“How come you in saloons to go?”
The frightened mother cried;
“Why, papa votes for them you know,”
The youngster quick replied.
The Red Cross physicians are hereaf­
ter to I m pledged against the use of in-
toxicants, personally, and in their prac­
tice. bo it is stated in the New York
Voice. l'iiu information came from Dr.
A. Mouae Lesser, recently returned from
Havana, whither he went with Mias
Clara llaHon lor the relief of the famine
sufferers in that city. He given many
interesting facts w hich show the import­
ance of b.niahing liquor from Hie list of
beverages to be used either in health or
sickness.
Dr. Lesser slates that in the same
class ol diseases 06 per cent died un­
der the ordinary administration of alche-
hoi, and less than 2 per cent under non­
alcoholic treatment. That the highly ed­
ucated physicians of Cuba, some of whom
have a world-wide medical reputation,
mads no op)Hisition to lion-alcoholic
treatment.
That the Cubans regard
drunkenness as one of the most disgrace­
ful of vices, Iwing themselves a decided­
ly temperate class of people. That per­
sons Using alcoholic drinks with moder­
ation are far more likely to incur infec­
tious and i-ontaginns diseases than total
abstainers. That abstainers when sick,
are far mote readily lienetlted by medi­
cal tu-atmeut than others. That Miss
llurton (aci-a smallpox, typhus, yellow
fever and iliptheria with no disinfectant
save cleanliness and total abstinence
With such facts before us let us use
earnest |>ereonal work iu securing money
to put the National T.inperance Hospit­
al into a home of its own, and pray that
the Holy Spirit may increase its power
for the overthrow of the great enemy
sf human life. King Alcohol.—Elna-
beth If Cook in Union Signal.
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