Rogue River courier., July 07, 1898, Image 6

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LATE WAR NEWS.
Nell Manila Kiprilillini.
San Francisco.Juno ¡¡0.—It now seem,
probable that the next fleet of transport»
conveying troops to the Philippines will
be coin|io«ed of the rteamer* Peru, City
uf Puebla, Pennsylvania, Walla Walla
and Acapulco Major General Otis will
accompany ths expediticn, which will
be under command of Brigadier-General i
Marcus P. Miller, and will probably »ail
about the middle of July.
p
r
wounding several others. The Terror
dropped back under cover of the fortifl­
ea I ions with difficulty. and was towed
into the harbor in a sinking condition,
where she is now being repaired. Later
the cruiser and a gunboat started out
again, but remained under protection of
the forts ”
have no fear If the attack on her nav­
al supremacy is to depend upon the re­
sults of the Hispano Amerit an object
lesson, enough baa already befB demon­
strated to show that on sea the Latin
races are no mure dangerous than they
have been at any time in their past hi«
lory.
In th«« The« es of l>i»»»olution
the nary, and promoted to tbete position
therein as the president, by and with
the advice and runeent of the senate
may determine. Mr. Hobson’s transfer
from the’const ruction corps to the line
is fully warranted, he having received
the necessary technical training as a
graduate of the nava* academy, where
he stood No. 1 in bis class, and such
action is recoin mended, partly in defer­
ence to what is understood to be his own
desire, although he being now a prisoner
In the hands of the enemy, no direct
communication on the subject baa been
received from him, and partly for the
reason that the abilities displayed by
him at Santiago are of such a character
as to indicate especial fitness for the
duties ol the line.
W illiam M c K ixi . ey .
t
WORKING BRi GINS
I
An Exciting Scene on « Great
Battleship.
I
lluw a Tbirlrra-la.-b < •••«■'I brawe
Catarrh is
Not Incurable
a
But it c
wa.ii'*» •' ,
r-Lo The diaeai* ••
reach otib
. '«•
in the bl' t 11 *1 a: S .......
s S 1» the only
through t * •
hate any effect u;*»n
y. ,-iiedy which cun h-- “ . . ¿e |ierina*
Catarrh; it cun*
nently and forever rid. the zytieui * t
complstn’t*
every'
< I»«*
iM-lier. Ohl« .
-I waa »f
i infar.<-y
h. and n«>
Beautiful Present
|„ . Her to further intr.xiu. e ELASTIC STARCH (Fl»'
he manufa< 'urers. b (- Hulnnger Br«. Ca.of
decided :■> GIVE AWAY a beautiful present withSjS
«arch K'M. These presents are tn the („rm uf
Manila yiaiet.
a Prejeclilr Viete. b*«M
A journal of the status and reputation
Washington, June 29 —The navy de
i'uoadi—4 learUs <**r
**njoy««d
by
the
Ixmdon
Telegraph
ie
cer
­
Avilo a.
partment today gave out a message from
Admiral Dewey, which was brought to tain to select none but the most careful
-I arn told.” said ( apt. Higgiuvon. of
Hong Kong by the McCulloch,*o it must and competent correspondents to repre­
sent it abroad. Hence it may be accept­
the battleship Massachusetts, now of
have left Cavite on the SM. The mes­
They are ijxio inches in size, and are entitled u follow
ed for granted, according to the latest in­
the flying Mjuadron, ”th: at the Indiana
sage made no reference to the landing oi
< Minara Must Leav« Port Maid.
put a shell from her l>iuch gun
telligence from that paper's Madrid rep­
yards, ami I
Washington, June
—ft was learned the German marines, and the officials resentative that the present royal dynas­
through a target at 2,0
then went through the same hole with
this afternoon th it the Egyptian govern­ here are satisfied that Germany is acting ty of Spam is in the throes of dissolution.
W a » U r „
a aecond shell. Pretty good work for
ment had decided to notify Admiral in good faith, ami according to the rules The situation in Madrid and the prov­
by the d*»e-
one of these fellows,” ami the muscular
rt me only
Camaiathat the continued i resence of of neutrality. Admiral Dewey’a message inces, as cabled oy thia correspondent,
little captain stroked the muzzle of one
„mpor.rlly, »>■d
Lilacs and
the Spanish fle«*t at Port Maid is violat­ follows;
| depict a condition bordering on political I Cure tb«*i Cough with SJiiloh’a Cure uf the four 13-ineh guns that make up
thoMh I u»»d
“No change in the situation since my
ing neutrality, and that the warnhip«
Pansies.
1 and social chaos. The uppei classes, re* The best Cough Cure, Relieves Croup' the main baHery of the big ship of th«
>ra. lb* <•!«<*•* h,,t •
telegram of June ¡7. There are five
must leave.
I tried & numl*r of
I sponsible lor the non-acceptauce of the j promptly, One million bottles sol«l last line.
flrmrr
German,
three
British,
one
French
and
year. 40 doses for 25 cents. Hold by i
Secretary Ixmg said this afternoon
their mineral imcrrdient»
Don’t get out a tape measure or a foo’ blood
ultimatum uf the United States, are reck- |
2
and gave me rhrumatiam.
that he understood Camara'« fleet had one Japanese men-ef-war in port. The iess and seemingly indifferent to the des -W. F. K remet .
rule and measure off 13 inches an l gettied in
le condition, and after ex
wonder to what portion of the gun that I was in 1
pai«l the canal dues, and the presump­ insurgents are constantly < losing in on utution and utter demoralization uf the
DcafneNN < annot be Cured
refers, because it would avail you little; h»u»tlng»U trrmmeni. w.s declared incurable.
,
i
tion is that they will continue the voy- the city. Aguinaldo, the insurgent lead* masses throughout the length and I
Pansies
By local applications as they cannot but rather listen to the account of the Seeing » 8. S. ..tv-rtiwd a. a eur» for
er,witb 13 of his staff, arrived May 19 by
•g®
breadth of the mother country. History I reach the diseased portion of the ear. stupendousness of this greatest engine diaea».'». I deci'ie.l *' <» try it. Ai ««on •- “'J
and
my permission on the Nanshan, IJe es­
iP »-fleet of th«* medlcin«*.
Some SpMnish J>l»pM(«-hf*N
in letters of blood illustrates that such There is only one way to cure deafness, of destruction, of modern days. A "13- system was under th
tablished himself at Cavite, outside ol
. ami after taking it
Marguerites
I
lipgan
to
Improv«-,
M idrid, June 80.—Official Spanish re the arsenal, under the protection of our I conditions represent the dying embers and that is by constitutional remedies, inv-li i»r»-e< h-!<Jii(ling riti<‘. M the big twit months 1 w»* , ; .-i <-.>nipleU ly. IM
Recklussness and dm- Deafness ie caus' d l»y an inflamed con- gest gUzi used in the navy is technically dreadful dia^a-e was . . H.iicated from my »y«-
psrts rrceive«i here from Havana say that guns, and organized his headquarters. uf governments
i return of it."
a column of American troops, supported The progress of Aguinaldo has been won­ regard for the welfare ul the popula* «* dition of the mucous lining of the Eus- described, is a piece of meta! weighing tem. and I have had no
136,000 pounds, a few inches over 39
Many have l»-e ii taking l<*‘al treat-
by three warships, advanced Tuesday derful. He has invariably conducted marked the decaying «lays of Rome, and ¡ taebian Tube. When this tube is m- feet in length, and with a powder space
and find thcmwlve*
from Si honey via Aguadores, and iin the war humanely. My relations with the same slate of affairs prevailed dur- flamed you have arumbling sound orim- 15.5 inches in diameter and 80.8 inches tnent for yeure.
worse now than ever. A trial of
i
These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned paste1 mu - jub
mediately retire 1 after an exchange ol him are cordial, but my conferences gen­ mg the iMimediate period uf disinlegra- perfect hearing, and when it is entirely long.
' R LeRoy.of New York, have been chosen from the very choice/
rifle shots with the Spanish scouts erally have been cnly of a personal tion of every subsequent government, doeed, deafness is the result, and unless
The only reference to 13 inches is in
in his studio and are now offered for the hrst time to the public.
democratic, imperial er royal, down to the inflammation can be taken out and t he diameter of the steel projectile fired.
The pi.tures are accurately reproduced in all the rotors used«-.
The dispatches add that during the last nature.
“Dmr.”
‘ inals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art.
the dark day of Sedan, which forever ter- this tube restored to its normal condit- This monstrous gun throws a projectile
three days the Americans have been en­
will prove it to be the right remedy
!
Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothin?
Troop«» for feaniiago.
minated the Napoleonic dynasty in ' ion, hearing will be destroyed forever; that weighs 1,100 pounds, and the for Catarrh It will cure the most ob-
deavoring to land artillery at several
! th m in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit.
amount of powder consumed for each
France.
Coupled
with
her
external
nine
cases
out
uf
ten
is
caused
by
ca-
points, but their boats grounded, and it
Washington, June 28.—Orders have
. »ne of these pictures
«■
—
shot so fired is 520 pound*. The explo- st inate case.
is only with the greatest difficulty that been issued for the departure of another troubles Spain cannot long endure do- tarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed sic-n of th.s powder sends this weight •
.
d fr< e to at y ii'U.res» by
th«*y saved thsir «tores
large army expedition from Tampa,com* mestic discord, and her leaders, inimical , condition of the mucous surfaces.
of 1,100 pounds of metal from the muz- j swift S|M-cilie Co., Atlanta, Ga
1 purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the maV
We will give |100 for any case of deaf­ zle at the speed of 2,ICO feet t per sec-
Another Havana dispatch announces ¡«used of alsjut 9000 men of the second tu.the reigning dynasty, are ri|>e for its
| is sold for io cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch at
ness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be
that General Arola« has "reiatposed the division of the Fourth army corps, un­ overthrow, though from the fallen throne cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send ond, and with an energy of .33 3,627 tons
I beautiful picture.
—enough to send it through 4 inches of
«iecree fixing (he price ul provisions at der command of Brigadier-General Sny­ may rise a temporary republic. Tempor­ for circularH ; free.
bi
steel
at
1,000
yards,
and
21
inches
at
a
F.
J.
Chenev
A
Co.,
Toledo,
O.
ary
—
because
the
powers
would
rather
Havana, owing to the lact that prices der, and six batteries of artillery, three
mil«* distant; arid while the mechanism
. .................
WMMm
Sob! by Druggists. 75c.
were raised during the temporary sus­ light and three heavy
If the expedi* sup|K>rt the pretention« of Don Carlos
of this gun is complicated, and while
Hall’s family Pills are the beat.
than
allow
Lt
to
become
permanent.
pension of the decree."
Treatment
of
Captives
Under
Mar
­
tion ieit today, it will arrive off Santiago
every part after every shot must b
about next Saturday
The trip doubt­ These reamingly improbable change«
cleaned, so complete is the discipline
tial Law.
A flint to Olii-T I'owei-s.
aboard that it may be fired once even
less will be to lhe eastward around Cape may take place between any day and
London, June 30.—Lord Salisbury, ad­
three
minutes.
And
there
are
four
of
night,
tiecause
of
the
manifest
det-pera-
Maysi, along the same route as that
dressing the Unity club last evening,
these terrible engines.
Civilized XtttlutiN Hine Respected the
taken by Major-General Shafter’s expe­ atlon haunting every Spanish province.
said :
Rights uf Enemies Taken in
lt is a bright, clear day. and the Mas-
dition. This will bring Shafter's force Further, should it lie true, indeed, that
sachuetts has sighted an enemy’s war­
Hui lie — Some Legni
"Then* is a black cloud u | miii the hori­
Camara
has
ventured
u|s»n
his
«¡uixutlc
up to about 30,000 men, made of the
Can Be Used to Lure an Enemy’s ship. The preliminary work of clearing
I’hUMCM.
zon. It is a war of two nation«, to one
16,(8)0 be took with him, General Out- iniasiou with his impotent fleet to dis­
for action has been accomplished; rail­
Ships to Destruction.
of which we are bound by every tie of
fold‘a command on the Harvard and pute Dewey’« position in the Philippines,
ings, ladders and boats are down and
One of the Irust pica-tint incidents foi
kindred, similarity of institutions and re Tale, General Garretson's command, and our navy proceeds to Spain, as now |
have been stowed away, and everything
ligion.
The other is the state that which will go on the same steamers, and outlined by the administration, the in- , Special Dulle» of th«* Keeper in Time movable in th«? big ship fastened. The the individui 1 during war with Spaii
’oilId be to I ? Liken prisoner. Still, a.*
fought on our aide when we struggled General Snyder’s invasion force from stant meous crashing and crumbling of
uf Trouble*—llow the I.iaht«
glass port lights have been replaced Spain makes claim to civilization, it
with th«« tyranny of the first Napo­ Tampa.
Mitfht He Manipulated
with steel, the water-tight compart­
the Spanish throne wi I follow. This is !
would nut be >o i ni as though she were
to Ad vantaste.
leon. We are bound to abstain from ex
ments closed, the electric plants for }• n absolute? savage or even a barbur-
not
a
wierd
picture
ul
the
imagination,
Eight
transports
will
carry
Snyder's
lighting
the
ship,
turning
the
turrets
25« SO*
pressing preference or judgement on
ous country, The usage?- of civilized na-
but it rests upon substantial historic
The lighthouse keeper has his special and working the ammunition lifts,
either side. We know that in both expedition to Key West, where it will be precedent«.
lions regarding captiv s conform in a
ABSOLUTELY
GÜ1RAHTEED
duties in times of war, and it is in his started; the ammunition magazines
pie an.i iHHikleifm. Ad. »Tntl.lMj Itaaii.i « b. Ch lew. Montreal. <jin..w!lnln
cases the motives ar«« of the highest joined by a strong naval convoy and pro­
g» neral way io these principles and
power
to
render
valuable
service
to
his
opened,
and,
lastly,
the
sick
bed
pre
­
ceed to Santiago
Preparations have
rules.
character. I can only say I wish the
AuguNil Will N«it Yield.
country’s cause. The extinguishing of pared.
been proceeding vigorously for Burnt* I
All tr m mbvrs of an enemy nation ar»*
day inay^apeedily arrive when the terri
the
lights
in
the
bay
was
the
beginning
Madrid, June 28,—The government
In the forward turret with the great
>, though all arc not treated
ble slaughter between two nations will days, but the rigid censorship at Tampa ! lias received the following dispatch from of a policy which was outlined early in pair of 13 inch rifles stands a crew oi eiiemie}
g fur Home ('¡rile Grocery list.
The l .it ral rule obtains that
alike.
prevented a word going out regarding I
I for 40-pag« Hardware catalogue
cease ar.d the world will be restored to
12 men, six to each gun. In the hood of • no use ol f fe.« i against an enemy is A
. Captain-General Augusti, dated from March by the lighthouse board.
the expedition
R
ft
1/for .;J page Furniture « atalogue.
At that time general instructions the turret, just above the men, sits a
peace?'
I Manila on June 23d :
le?s it is necessary to accom- U X K for .sample lX9h Wall Paper.
lawful
uni
Snyder
’
s
division,
looked
upon
by
the
were issued to the keeper« of the light- senior officer and a junior officer. "Si
It is said Salisbury’s speech was in­
plish the purposcs of war,” and the ^^U|>for sample l.iuiie.-»* Gents Suits,
"The situation is still as grave as ever. honscs ordering them to familiarize
lence!” is the first command, and grim­ practical t .ipp it-ation of it, refined
for Bargain Lists, pub. weekly.
---- VIA THE— I
tended as a hint to the powers that Great war department as the one best I continue to maintain my position in­
themselves and their assistants with all
Britian is in sympathy with the United equipped for an immediate start, is side the line of block houses, but the ene­ the re«|iiirements incident to the exi­ ly the half-naked men of the g in crew through (•• iniiri ,h r Nd to exempting All free. Money saved on every
stand behind the guns. "Cast loose and iiKiuy classes
made up of three brigades and nine ref
SHasta Rout®
isses from
iron) capture.
Ulates, and it was called forth by Ger­
my is increasing in numbers, as the gencies of war. The extinguishing of provide,” sharply rings the order, and
order.
iments,
which
include
both
regulars
and
According to \V’i leaton, th«* custom of
many'« attitude in the Philippine«.
th«*
shore
lights
will
be
a
last
resort,
as
— of the —
every
man
is
instantly
working.
rebida occupy the provinces which are
volunteers.
nations ex nipt.- fi rum capture the per-
the extensive commerce of foreign mer­
The
gun
captain
and
numbers
two.
surrendering.
Torrential
rains
are
in
­
:
gn
and
his
family,
ovcrc
(ainara was too Slow
sons
of
the
r
It was learned at the war department
chant vessels would be seriously inter­ three and four, who are the practical
Southern Pacific C ol
undating the intrenchments, rendering
government, women
fered with by it. The order to put out gunners, unshackle the great monster officers of t lie
Washington, June 30.— While not today that General Miles will proceed to
a-r>.
mechanics,
arti-
and
children,
the work of defense difficult. The num­ these lights will only come in case of
Exnress Train, Ix-avePortlaci
ul ating its ( lose watch over the Cadiz Santiago within the course uf a week
from its peace fastenings; one sees that «ans, laborers
ii cf science and let-
bers of sick among the troops are in­ actual danger of invasion by foreign
South.
fleet, the navy department does not feel The exact date of his departure is nut
repair tools and cleaners are placed, ters, and. gem
. all those engaged in
creasing, making the situation very dis­ inen-of war.
6:00 r. «7 lv . Porti uni
gets water and hose ready; another
the same degree oi apprehension regard­ determined.
suits, unless actually
h :05 ». M. lv . Grants Pass lt . '!
In considering the various means by opens the safety valves and exhaust ordinary civil
tressing and caused increased desertions
ing the movements of those ships as
SifÖA.M. at . San Fran’co lt .
England Need riot I* «-Mi­
which th«* lighthouse keeper can render pipes, starts the smoke fan, am! ship» taken in mm
of the nativ« ¡ oldiers.
Count Bi.-uiarck even niaiiBained in
Market Street Ferry, 3. F., Cal.
when the start was made for Port Said.
Above trains stop at all station*•
ll. W. Wilson, an Englishman recog-
"It is estimated that the insur¡.ents servi««* in war time, it is necessary to the sight; and another provides drink­ 1S70 that ihe crews of merchaht vessel«
Portland and Sa ■ ni Tan
The government has dorm everything
know something of the lights them- ing water and does a dozen other things.
nixed as authority on r aval matters, number thirty thousand, armed with
Jefferson,
Albany. <'ottage Grote
cctild
not
he
made
prisoners.
As
early
possible within fair lines to prevent the
selv< s. In every light house stat ion the
Shedd», Halsey.rl I arrisburg, Jw..
■>ays that the greatest problem of the rifl«**, and one bun Ired thousand armed beacon has some characteristic with But all is done within a space of four as 1 m >» Mr. Mafii.-oii contended that a
fleet from reaching the Philippines, and
Eugene, Drain Oakland, andai, s
minutes,
and
again
each
man
in
his
French dr'-ree t: t "every foreigner
with «Words, etc, Aguinaldo has sum­ which the mariner is familiar, or which
from Roseburg, Io Ashland incìdi
agents of the slate department have war is the question whether the Anglo-
place stands like a statue of bronze.
found on board the vessels of war or
Saxon race has stood the strain of civil­ moned me to surrender, but I have treat­ hr may readily recognize by an exami­
been particularly successful in their
The ammunition has come up pre­ com me re (■ of 1 he enemy is to be treated
Roseburg Mail Daily
ization. After comparing conditions as ed his proposal« with disdain, for I am nation of his chart. In some cases the pared with fuses, and then come the or­
ONE FOR A DOSE.
work.
as a pris nt r of war" was in contraven­
8:30 a . m . I Lv.
__ _______
ir. I
Portland
Remove
Pimples,
Prevent
I they existed at ths beginning of the war, i resolved to maintain the sovereignty of beacon is a fixed, white light, which ders, in quick succession:
"Open tion of the law of nations.
t2:2Sr. M. | lv . Albany
LT.
H himjprh , Purify the Blood,
Consular Agent Kroadlnuit just made a
never
changes,
but
sends
its
rays
far
r- U'-Adache and DjaDepaia
5:20 r. M. , ar. Ro.se
tU:-ibu:
burg LV. ■
showing that on paper the cenibatants Spam and the honor of the flag to the
_______
breech, sponge, land shell.” The greni
The (iciit va or Red Cross convention,
master-stroke, w hicli In* reports to the
out to sea, where the watchful pilot hydraulic rammer pushes in th«* big
were not unequally matched, he goes on
extremity. I have over one tliou-
»
-
r
„
“
7.
nn,t
V
er
<
r
'P
e
n
°r
sicken.
T
.
con-
to which the Cnited States acreeded. w < 7n »’ w,‘l mai1 "•«ni'1* free, or fall box fur
DINING CAR» ON OGDEN MT
department While the Spanish shi|«e
recognizes it at a glance.
1,100-pound steel projectile.
"Loa I
to say :
I Hand iie'k and two hnndre.l wounued.
Other lights change from red to first cartridge,” and the brown pow­ but to w hich Spain has not, we believe, » bold b, ira„uu. DR. BUSANKÒ CO. Phila. ri.
Pullman Buffet SI«"*
were seeking permission oi the Egyptian
given her assent,« xenipt; «1 hospital and
"Thu citadal ha. been invaded by the white, or the rev« rse, or show a disk,
Thus all conditions are favorable to a
-- and —
government to take coal at Port Said,
der, one-half the quantity necessary, ambulance att(*:idants and chaplains at­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
trial of our race; upon the conduct of Huburban Inhabitant,, who have aban­ one side of which is whitrand the other
S econd C* ass S leeping ?
the consular oflioer succeeded in quietly
goes in. “Load second cartridge,” and tached to hospitals and ambulances
I.aibi
ottiee
ai
Roseburg.
Oregon,!
doned their liotnea, owing to the burbar red. Th«* approaching mariner knows in goes the second. "Down lift.” and
Attached to all through 0» ;
buying up all the coal available at that 1 j Admiral Hampson and Commodore
Haun capture as prisoners.
May 4, 1898 a ’
ity of the relwla. Thete inhabitant., at once in what direction hr should the ammunition carriage goes down for
place. This amounted to 2000 tons and Schley’s officers and blue-jackets de­
By
early
cu.
tom.
soldiers,
when
taken
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
follow
coiihtitutc an einbarraH.n.ent, aggravat­ steer. If the red light is on the right more. "Close breech.” comes the order in war, were ki
For further particularstoqumiM
it is in a good place to be shipiMul to pends not meiely the honor of the
¡..ed. Thex may be killed mg named »etiler Im» filed notice of In»
ing the situation, in view of the bom- and the white on the left side of the <|uick!y, and followed in an instant by I to-day in case e of absolute necessity; intention to make tinal proof in eupport Purdom, Grants Pass.
Unite«l
States,
but
tbe
very
existence
of
Dewey, to serve as a base of supplies for
di.-k, hr knows that by keeping to the “Prime,” when the captain puts in the i
for example, i if prisoners impede the ol hi» claim, and that »aid proof will be
Watson’s Eastern squadron, when it en­ the British Empire. If the men who liardinenl, which, however, ia not ser­ left he will find a safe channel, while electric primer.
West Side Division
movements of ; an army necessary to its made before J. M. Chiles, county judge
dangerous shoals await him in the op-
ters the Mediterranean, or to coal any arehuuily expecting battle in the Car­ iously apprehended for the moment.
of Josephine county, Oregon, at Grant,
I'll«
i>
the
captain
of
the
gun,
seeing!
mail
train
daily ¡«rein*«
preservation,
Later, captives x V. -----
b
-‘The governor of the VizeayM and pos le direction. Of course, it is obvi-
« re --------
j pass_ Oregon,
American vessels that may pass through ibbean falter, if they show any want of
everybody clear, says "Rea«iy,” and the I made slaves. . After that the custom of | William W , on June 18, 1898, viz: 7:30 a . m . I lv . Portland
a ?
that the lighthouse keeper by re­
Mindano
islands
cable,
that
lie
l.a.
de
­
courage
or
sHilormanship
—
which
<*«»«1
Wilson on H. E No 6878 11.55 p . m . ! at . Corvallis :*•
the Hues « anal bound Io I he Asiatic
officer in th«* hood above responds with, holding them
i n t n I for the W
>E'
4
versing
the
enters
on
the
disk
could
do
forbid
—
then
let
us
lie
certain
that
an
feated the insurgents in an engagement,
6 and 4. see.
’ Point.” Slowly both turret and gun | vogue. During the seventeenth cen-l 34, Tp. 34 8, R. 6 West.
station
At Albany and t'orvai.:* conw „1
attack will be delivered u|Mm England during which t hief Arco, Aguinaldo’, in« stimable damage to unfriendly ves- are moved until the range finder indi­
tnry
exchanges
of
prisoners
became
fre-1
I
Ie
names
the
following
witnesses to trains of Or. 1 entral A Ea-tern
aels.
In
nl
uch
case«
it
is
obvious
that
I
Disabled i hr Terror.
by her enemies, who will conclude, ami rep esentative, wax killed, lie adds
cates that th«* muzzle is pointing at the «nient, but exelia iinging prisoners is not prove hi, continuous residence upon and
EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY («XCWfM
our own i marine rs must be warned in
Washington, June 38
The navy dr- not unjustly, that the military «pialitieH that tranquility now prevail, throughout
enemy. Then, quick as a flash, th«* offi- 1 obligatory if the * captors prefer to hold cultivation of said land viz :
4:50 p . m . I i.v. Portland
at . i
time of th ie changes contemplated.
cer in the turret hood closes the electri<* 1 for ransom or to o leave their own com­
part men t today posted the following of th«* Anglo Maxon have de« line«! umier these inland., and he further aH.erte
J.Ames Neely, of Merlin, Ore., W. A. 7:30 r. m . | \r. McMinnvUM lv
()ther lighthoiiM*s hat«• a beacon flash- circuit and the
M —ie of Merlin, Ore , Joseph McCas- Reblit«* tickets ('ll sale Letwerr.
oig projectile goes on its rades in the eneni
bulletin :
the depressing burden of civilization. tl.at the principal Malay chief of the ine^white .r rcjyuhr intervals. Thus
mands.
¡>ath of destruction.—George Edward
al . «.,f ,<»'
Me,rl"h
. »nd J. S. W. Smith, Sacramento and San Francisco M
Prisoners ar. fn .pnntlv
“Admiral Sampson reports that the And as this is the greatest problem to Mindano group declare, their desire to the vharacteristic of tlo* light at Fir«*
I
.U
•
W«
u
TO
|
of
(,ia\e. OrM’mi
P
R, M. v
V ..........
kat < h ,
Graham, in Leslie’s Weekly.
$17 first class and $11 second''^*
return to their c iwn country on promise M'¡rave, Oregon.
auxiliary cruiser Yale arrived off Manti* Ire settled in the war, so ue shall hope tight on the aideof the Spaniard,againat island is “one flash every minute.’’ If
ing sleeper
Regimcr.
not
to
engag
again
in hostilities
this were ehnnged, so that the light
ago yesterday and discharged her troops. ami pray that our race may emerge ‘.he invaders.
Rates and tickets to Eastern p««*1
A Dnoÿ'a L ouk Jniirncj-.
against
the
ca
i
ptora.
Europe. Also JAPAN. «HIM
’'Captain Hiqsbee, of the St. Paul, re- with glory from the tea
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
••According to our advice», the emis­ would flash only once in two minutes,
The
inhabitants
of
the
lonely
isle
of
Perhaps
the
wc.rld
w
OLULU and AUSTRALIA. '«
r w. ul I be as badly off as if
ill some day ar-
l«orts that Wednesday afternoon, while
Land ufliee at Roseburg, Oregon.«
Mr. Wilson’s anxiety has probably saries sent out to seek General Monet’s
St. Kihla were astonished not long ag*u knowledge the • nobility of the spy, but
tained from J.S. Purdom. (¡rant’i
no light at nil. With the
C. H.
oil San Juan, he was attacked by a been «¡uieted by this time, llis article. column of one thounaiid men returned
..
May
10,
1898
I
at
the
appearance
of
a
great
blood-red,
it
is
doubtful
:
if conten ding forces will
head that he had reached -i
Notice 1» hereby given tirai the follow- It. KOEHLER.
I'-F
Spanish unprotected cruiser and the printed in the J uly "Pall Mall Magazine", after a fruille.r. search.
I. the unusual sig­ conical object floating on the wild At­ ever cease to 1 li a ng or s hoot him when ng named »eltler in, filed notice oi hie
Manager.
lantic billows to the westward of the I.? is taken and ponvicte <1. Spying lacks I
Spanish tor|«edo boat Terror. The Ter­ was evidently written some time ago,
t'aptain-General Aiigusti’s family is
hat his cal-
-...... “1Bl,e *‘"*1 I’foof in supiKjrt
isle. With much difficulty the derelict the moral e’.eni
ror made a dash, which was awaited by and l»efore Dewey's victory came to re­ ■till in the hand. of the insurgents
crime, . I but it i of hl’<-lann. and that WU1 1>roo( Wln
t hat he was
was brought to shore, ami. as the St.
y
tint
pen"'
“
de
b-fure
J M Chile», county judge
finest. Paul
Shots from the guns of assure him that there has been no letting General Pena, will, one thousand sol­
ility.
i.v the great rhk of death ■•fJo-ephrne county. Oregon, at Grant.
lieh the pilot Kildans had never before seen Mich a
the St. Paul hit the Terror three times, down of American manhood, a«*aman* dier», Ira» surrendered. Hi, soldier,,
queerdookinff thing an«! could make no
Hng in it. Du ring the Fran* «M, Oregon, on July 2. ¡898, viz.
le distance of
killing one officer and two men and j ship, pluck or gunnery. England need moat of whom are native,, joined the in­
guess as to its puqtose or place in the
» war it was « •«intended that '■eorge Blalock on II. E No 7287 for
iliinnecock light,
railroad
NW'4SW.;
surgents.
io went up in balloon» to re­ tin.
kite light sitn- scale of created things, they indulged in
• F , »ec. 12. Tp 34 8, R. t> West
w
ild
visions
of
its
valuable
nat
ure.
But,
SCENIC
I.INE Oh THE " p
the
enemy
’
s
t, on t
position and
Honors for the Hero«*« ot bHniiago
when the factor came across on his
l“,l"tS "le lollo*'"K witne.ee» to
? so dangerou o him that . t.ioct | ______
Lon;
mih I t'rtrdt-iiMM
yearly visit from the neighboring but
to be trrated i -p... Th. cultivation of »».d land,’viz''
sen bi
«listant island of Great Britain, he iden­
Washington, June 27.—President Me-
« to tie unsettle
Hugo W ■■ ■
M nt.ink
Kinley to-day trHiinunlt-4 to congress
tified it as a great iron buoy, which, it
r
isses of captive
R i- t.
ol l*nP°s Oregon,
subsequently
appeared,
ha«l
broken
two me!«?agep, in which he re«'uuiite the
(its of priaonei
M I iv/h|,gl
l *Mcer» Oregon and
TO THE
away from its moorings in New York
E -I-
iincis unatta« u(
heroic exploits of Lieutenant Richmond
Light, of ! lacer, Oregon
harbor and drifted in the gulf stream
I*. Hobson and hie gallant crew of the
h M V e at « ii,
across the Atlantic. It ha«1 taken two (
Merrima«-, and
Naval Cadet Joseph
Register.
years in the passage.— Chicago Inter
Powell’s bravery al Santiago de Cuba,
Ocean.
lu through tourist car» witbou' »
A«»c»amant
Notier.
AGENTS WANTED
and of First Lit-uten snt Frank B Nvw-
Shoe«
tn
Jiipnn
c.omb, commander of the Hudson al the
M<i/ srrm /ikr amntmjrtio*; a huk of
In every Conn ty to Supply
Japan. with over 40,000,06 i» iñ ha b-
Cardenas engagement, and mak<> th«
the Great Popi ular Ionian«} fur
; friends feared one girl would fall dead «»// /lie
itants. has only c xne leather shot fac-
IXM/joseph ^R l“" J4 Worl1"' ,ir«"ts
following rscommrndation;
Is ha*
, ao.epmne(x>unty. Or.
Nearly all the nativ
still wear
street; restored to health by a sensible 'iconian^s
The memlx'r» of tla«« crea
'"<oi thè h'7n|'of*'nn th,t St * "'w*1'
of straw or wo« .i Albany Ar
In charge of experience»!
suggestion.
"till Mr. Hobson on bis memorable
and porter«.
Told In Picture and Story
">e 27th d,v Ot Mav
‘"J*1 0,1
• -asion haw already been rewaided for
girb of sixteen years teem to
44She gzincd strength rzpidly. Soon xha
Compiled »nd Written by
-hare, w,., l-.i.,'.
ly
P* Mllllll'IVi To •<»"■”
M m M« for -nllinu %
their services by a«b
’•OllU.l V S (.agl) will,..Ut •: • •
have cotisumption, zlthmigh they have it
WU tn pcrtcxt health
The highest masts of sailing vessels
8I ih I( ni »1
' upon the Capital
not.
44Since then 1 have kept Dr. William»' under the provisions i
SENATOR
JOHN
J.
INGALLS
’
me |i»«elv in CniVèd^t' .0' !’ay*bl<’ ,n,‘ -alt Lake. Mi„ouri I'a. -ric ,n
are
from
1G0
to
I**»»
fe»
t
high,
and
spread
Thetr anxious parents and frtends watch
Pink Pill* tor Pale People in the house al­ tion, the secretary ot
'''•
ret rv è K
u"“’1 Gold Co"’. 'o vk Alton Rys.
of Kansas.
from 60,«M»0 to 100,000 square fret of
them slowly tade away.
ways and have done much gvx>d with them. thoiizsd to make, and
P«nv.
r-'m
n
“
'
'».«
L'Jm-
The most brilliantly written
Tn,M r.. <>o
’
canvas. Chicago Times-Herald.
A death dike pallor, transparent com­
t pro*
One example :
„,„11».^
fusely and artistically illuMmted
plexton and hstlesanesa are signs of this
44 I here u a young girl friend of mv senate •>( Naval Cadet
Hütet
intensely
popular
book
<»n
th
\
’
The National debt is now near fl,VX), • ar with >paia. Nearh
' a 1 fTancisco, change via. Salt l.ake and Cl ",-
condition.
f the California.
daui
*
daughter w*ho seemed ahiHMt transparent. «(vain launch followed
H'0.000.
Island A Pacific Ry.
T he b«xly lacks blood.
”3>he wa* white and very thin. We were
p lor Ilie pui
oi Tr­
•hall
return
V’’*M,ll,nt
200 SUPERB ILLUSTRATIONS
Mrs. John 1 ansey knows the meaning
afraid the wuuld fall dead tn the street
ailer
the
sinking
of
the
of these symptoms, and the cure.
when she went out.
from photographs
i, without change, via. Sell 14i'
She lives at I JO Baker Street, Detroit,
idvance«! to the rink of
”1 begred her to take Dr. Williams* Pink
taken ,p
Meh.
Ptlls for Pah People, and finally induced
art* niak
Burlington Roate.
t*u prepared and
nt
n I’hunon mph
Her advfca to mothers has been of great
her to try them. 1 hey helped her wen
rentaNe
with win •se gallar
value to her neighbors. She tells the story
pl v for d
};^4n*tiS*
derfully, probably saved her hie and re­
k Item ar le during
Io help others who art at a distance.
witl.
ofTt* **•-*•»•«■"«. vie. Salt 1-ake anJ .Mi»*>«b r* '
stored her to perfect health. Now she >s
She said:
,,le
•'•»ertising «nd
recommending them to other yvxinf w-omen.
N.D. THOMPSON PUB. CO.
"When my daughter was sixteen yean
A <l»y stopover arranged »' "*
441 earnestly advise mothers with go u .
f
th.
Hoard
of Di
St
old she began to waste away.
Louis. Mo . or New York Ca;
inr daughters to keep t>r. Williams’ I ink
rectora.
•nd Denver.
44 Had 1 not known there was no taint »4
Pirn always on hand as a house hold remed>,
Coins,
A ride through the Fan1'8*
consumption in the family I would have
Many women’s lives are miserable be­
**vretary.
Yellow Jaundice Cured
Scenery, ,
agents wanted
believed her lu '.gs were affected.
cause such symptoms as Mrs. Tanse^'s
foa
tmc Lira or
----------
budding,
For rate« and all inform»'*08
.
Suffering hunmnity shouM l«e
44 She grew thinner and thinner every day.
daughter showed w ere neglect«U while they
She lacked only the hacking sough to show
•*>. Cali-
.k. u.'Nn •" ' /p
were developing mt woni.u lu.d.
f
with every mean« possible for i
E.
.
»«I.»'
all the outward sig u «4 umsumption.
|R I'.. I»i rrv.T. I
that period of rapid devcfopmrnt the
It if with pleasure we publish tl
44Our doctor called the disease by an odd
needs the highest degree «4 strength
271 Waeh ingtou ^t.
'T|^« i< to certify that 1
name, which I learned meant simply weak
pair the tissues that are raptdly was e
K. H«M>rna g P A T. \
blood.
«uffrrrrfrom Yello«
¿r
An» »•
These needed elements are sup*/h
J S. IN’Rntkv
“ No treatment seemed to do her any fix'd*
Ore. R< *
Dr.Willums’ Pink Pills for Pale F
Agt. B. P Un.,
x
«nd vi
She was fading away before our eyes.
The vegetable ingredients ol tliese (.31*
Grants Pas»«
** I wax induced to try Dr. Wtlliams’ Pink
kke niagw tn restoring strength Io I
pills for Pale People, and the change they
des and ruse* to the cneeks i4 grow
made was almost magical.
or adults weakened by overwti
44 Before she had taken half a b«»s there
All druggists sell Dr. Wdhan
was a great improvement tn her looks, ap-
foe Pale People. T hey cost 50
petite and weight.
sis boxes iJJMk
Beautiful Pastel Pick
S.S.SX Blood
i
PlUSONhiiS OF WAR.
clastic Starrf
! ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIC STARCH. ACCEPT NO SClSTiTr
LIGHT1I01SES IN W AR
^ANDY CATHARTIC
CURECOHSTÍPATIOM
———-=■
EAST and SC?
I
5
*
SMITHS’
CASH STORE
O».GUNN'S^
PILLS
I
Denyer & Rióte
1
i
t
b
a
fi
a
P
N
ti
at
IX
it
la
Ul
•ti
an
by
to*
tn
tie
u I
th«
t
of
tioi
the
g*
the
lesi
am
•ha
tl»e
nee
Young Girls
Fading A way.
!ix:
Weekly Exco®
- EAST
Modern Upholstered
Tourist^
America’s War for Humanity
i uesua^s U|O
Jul’--
è ¿ ,'T""* 15th ,l*‘* "i Wednesdays ‘~
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