Rogue River courier., July 28, 1898, Image 4

<n AcriyJrn«. O*a Exhibition In
Condon
Augean stables to be cl'anaed, ancient*
and n ighty wr« ng« U j be rectified, grave!
abuses to lie redreeted, a* d deuse clouds
An acetylene ¿a. exhibition
open­
of ignorance to be di»pellt*d. The world j
ed by the Imperial Institute. London,
■ I fl
mourns frum want,
’
and miserv, and Of lhe
Jun* 15. ConeiJerabl* pain* acre taken
.1.» iH*t irr -
r I B #•»
crime, ai.«l “ths e dark places uf the earth U . r - fL.nw, but F.o-
I I I »
to make th« exhibition a nuiMi ax a
practical exhibition of the principle,
i men, as well as the upper ranks of busi­ are full of cruei y.” Bower and in jus I r»«
perf«*rf ruerfltHM. Trv tben ? e*«ta.
Hawaii » New Government
r«»i) by C. L M.»"l B la» .
Mau
lice trample up i the weak an*! the in-1 ?r
and practice of the production and use
The joint resolution, which, adopted ness men. generally look forward to lhe not ent. Nation is arming against na­
of acetylene gas. An influential cob - by both bou-ev ami signed by the pres­ i day—the happy day aa they fondly
ELEPHANT ANJ POLICEMAN
luiltee was appointed, which drew up ident, made the Hawaiian inland« part dream—when they »hall have mode lion, and “a man*« foe« are they uf his
rule» and regulation« governing the ex­ i of our national domain, embodies word | enough money to retire from work and own household.” Fuvrrly pray«in vain 1 hr former Frightened th« Latter VI ■><*•(
hibition. Generator» were ciaaeed un- | . fur word the test of the treaty accepted 1 cbm enjoy their ui/wm e««*
There for its daily bread, We «re the industri-
tu Drath.
A munt remarlutbir incnient happened
der three main head»: 1. Thoee in which ■ by the Honolulu government and tranv- 1 is «umething natural aix/ut this. They ous idle iron rompuisiofi, and the wi*-k-
ed criminal from want of knowledge, in the early hour .* of a r •-mt morniuj
the gaa i» generated by water beiurf al-I
: oiitted by President McKinley to the are then self-penaioned. *f»hey have Our buasted brutherho d is a poetic to a ¡>olice tOBMtable on duty m th*
lowed to drop or tall in »mall stream» on
earntsj
the
right
tn
repoe».
They
have
’ «mate June 16, 181*7. Thia treaty dif­
High Road. < lapi« n. aay th- UeaUnin
o the top ot the carhide. 2. Thoee in fered in its origin from that which a a# fought tbe battle of l.fe and come off v c- dres:n. Each fight« iof bit can hand,
Biel tiazeltr. It apjMrai» tuat on Sat
regardles«
of
others,
and
the
end
no
nan
the water rise« aronnd the car-;
i.rday night a travei.ng circus gave i
1 rigned by President Harrison February to no us in a pecuniary sense. Whether can fureree
And, 3, thoee in which carbide |
¡<<*rforinMiice on Mount i’.cuaant i iel«l».
1 14, 1893, and which. March 9, 1893, via they can caet aeide their old habit« with
'
So
many
world»,
»u
much
to
du.
falls into the water. Subdivisions were withdrawn from the senate by President ease and find enjoyment in new ones,
and. as is usual, »truck the tent soot»
So little done, «uch things to be."
after the close ut the entertainmen
made into automatic and non-auton>auc | Cleveland. The Hawaiian government ia for their own consideration only,
Surely humanity requires the beat •f- Among th«* animals was a p-rforii
generators. Acetylene apparatus was I that was set up after the dethronement Anyhow, they are entitled to make the
forts of all its members. This is no h'g elephant, and this, in the charge «
represented hy 27 exhibitora There is of Queen Liliuokalani claimed for itself | experiment. And were the matter to
place for idlers or lover« of false grnliLty. a keejier. ua« dliqraiched to the next
a second de|»arlment in which acetylene only a de facto existence, but subse reel here, little ur no mischief would
There la work to be done, serious, i»a stopping place. All was quiet a.s the
gas ia made by generators which are du­ j quentlv, when Cleveland's interference : ensue.
tient and persistent work, not the ser- ¡»air jogged along, but when nearing
plicates of the ones already exhibited. made union with the United Mates un j Unfortunately. btwjver, the »ucvewe
vice of the »lave, but the cheerful labor (soullon road. High road. Clapton, th-*
The ga. thus made ia conducted from 5 certain, thia da facto temporary govern | of lhe parents usually begets a pirticular
ktepcr noticed that the elephant would
ef the free man, full of ioving-kindness,
walk on the pavement, but he tittle
each machine to a lamp made by the ment was superseded by a regularly or | ambition in the minds of lhe children .
The world i« still young, and noble du- th< ught of the trick that it vamboul
owner and the maker of the generator genized government under a const itution The daughters desire to b»* ladies, the
ties lie before it. As it grows w n*er it tu play. Standing just arouud the cor -
A practical test of acetylene for illumin­ framed by the representatives of the vot­ sens to t>e gentleman. This, of c-ourae.
will grow happier, until love supplants n< r of the road was a police constable
ation ia made in another pert of the ing population of the islands. This new ’ would be praiseworthy if connected with
rilttabne«« a».d becomes the universal Mfielteriug from the wind and quite un
building, and it is intended to make a elective parliamentary administration 1 •ome useful career. When, however, as
law of its being. As Tennison sweetly conscious of the approach of the ele­
teat of the light itaell aa regards ita effect proved its ability to maintain order at I is too often the ca«e, it mean» »imply tu
phant. whose tread gave forth no soun«l.
Ming to the Great Worker .
upon color. Five rooms have been ■ borne and execute international oblige live an idle life, ««¡uatting lazily upon
As the animal reached th«* c«>rner !>«
Our little »terns have their day ;
put his trunk round and just touche
handsomely furnished and hnng with | ; lions.
Che hard earnrd fortunes of their fathers,
They have tbeir «lay and eeaae to be .
the • >nstal le’s arm. The latter turnc
oil paintings and engravings, and they I The treaty embodied in the Joint reso it become« a calamity fur all <oncerne<l.
They are but broken light» uf Thee.
•*' set* v unt it w»* and on seeing th»-
are lighted with acetylene gas. there- lution reserves all organic provisions for I But when it also leads them also to be
And Thou.O l-urd. art more than they. elephant was seizc«l with alarm ai
(ore, the public baa an opp ortunity ol i f|je auboequrnt action uf congress, and ashamed uf their origin, and uf the hou-
t-.ok to his heels aJuug the rua<l. ciox*
We have but faith ; we «-annul know ;
judging of the vslue of ths new light, in ! tnc)udes a proviso that all treaties pre j est methods by which their attlurnce has
pursued by his tormentor. The keeper
For knowledge 1» of thing;« we .«ee;
presenting colors in their normal tints. viou«lv conclude«l by Hawaii with (or- | been eccured, it is little short of deprav­
fried to call the animal back, but it wi-
And vet we tru-«t it com* frum Thee
S ientific American.
o' no avail, for tL/V retreating figur •
»egn nation« «hall cease, while the treat ity— mean, despicable, repulsive.
A beam in darknr.«*- let it grow.
of the constable occupied the sole at­
Such false views of life and uf what i«
ie« of the United States «hall I smoiii *
Promise*.
l^t knowledge grow from more to mure. tention of the elephant, who kept u,
operative in the island*. The treaty becoming, must needs lead to disaster.
But mure of reverence in us dwelt.
Promises are very dangerous things,
the pursuit until the officer u.ii t<d into a
therefore reserve« to congress the deci«- B cause, to make up for want uf hirth cr
That mind and soul, according well.
gulden and closed the iron gates behind
iiiileiMi they are made infrequently and
ion of all questions concerning the form breeding, they launch out into vulgar
May make one inu^ic as before.
bin». The elephant stood at the «»th r
wisely
A foolish promise place« the
of government, the cilixenabip and elec­ extravagance, endeavoring to daxxle
side of the railings, but made no at­
sincere soul txt ween two uncomfortable
Yellow
Jaundice
Cured
tive (rauchiae, the manner in which the where they vauttoi convince.
Yachts,
tempt to get at him, and. much to his
alternatives. It is wrong to break it,
Suffering humanity should be supplied relief, on the arrival of the keeper,
I’niled Spates laws are to be exlende«l to racers and bounds, expensive establish-
from the inevitable reaction ul a broken
Hawaii, and leaves congress ire« to reg­ | meids, gambling and voluptuous living. with every means possible for its relief. turned and went on its way.
promise upon the character, and it may
ulate lhe contract labor systen < f the is­ | are a few of the means by which the It is with pfoasure we publish the follow
DU MAURIER DECEIVED.
be equally wring, from other reasons, to
“Thia i* to certify that 1 was a
lands. The treaty stipulate« for tbe cun- carefully gathered wealth uf succe*^ful mg
fulfil it. And, between two wrong ways,
klow
an Amrrhan IntrrvU-irrr Abuaeti llu
tinuan«e of the existing government and ' merchants or professional men ia disei- terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for
< onbdrnce.
the decision must always be troubled
legislation of Hawaii until i-ungrett* ' pate«I by their heirs Very few of theee over six months, and was treated by
Du .Maurier waa aiuay s especially ap­
ami duubtful, and the results unhappy,
frame« a guvernment (or the islands, «are to walk in the steps of their fathers, some of the best pbysicane in our city preciative of American appreciation
Lives have been ruined by the breaking
l he only Hawaiin laws which remain 'ortoengfffa in the u u pat ions which and all to no avail Dr. Bell, our drug­ ami took particular pains to welcome
of promisee, and on the other hand,
temporarily in force are those whuh made them rich. And probably the first gist, recommended Electric Bitters; and Americans cordially, »ays the New York
livre have been ruined by tbs seeping of
were not enacte«! for tbe (u'flilinvnt of lei<puiMl in wild expenditure un the part after taking two bottles, 1 was entirely Times. It was seldom that this friend
promises, ever since the world began—
ibt* lapord treaties and are not incompa­ J of these pro« ligal son« were learnt al our cured.
I now take great pleasure in ly feeling was abused, but the last time
I saw him hr was for once in a state oi i
ami still promisee are made in the same
tible with the constitution, law« or universities, where, fur a long period, rt-eemmen«hug them to any person suf­
: ag >_ a.i.'t ail \n. •»
reckless way, and prutrably will te to
treatie« u( the lTnited Stair«
generations uf vain ur weak-minded fering from this terrible malady. I am only interviewed him but outragrous- .
ttie end of time. Perhaps the beat rule
The five cummissiunrrs just appointed vouth have been hcqielessly corrupted.
gralefullv y«»urs, N! \. Hogarty, Lexing­ ly misrvprvsrnte«! bin. and his houx--
would be “Never make a promise unless
by Frrsidrnt McKinley include twu resi­
It is sad to re fie« t how often the n.eth ton. Kv." Sold by W F Kremer, Drug buld. The visitor had come with some
it is absolutely necessary,” and then
fi tters of introduction, but. fearing tbai
dents of the islands, President Ikde and ods by which a successful man endeav­ gist
“Never break a promise, at whatever
an interview was in prospect, Mrs. Du
Judge Freer, and their specific duty is ors to advance the position of his chil­
cost.” Surely there is strength in br­
Maurier had seen him and explained
the recommrndanon to congrr«sof such dren become the means of their ruin
ing able tu say,“I have lie ver broken my
GLAD HE WAS NOT LIKE THESE. that Mr. Du Maurier could not receive
laws for Hawaii as may «oem necessary He refiects, it mav be, on bis own sc anty
visitors for that purpose. The caller
word, even in the smallest matter,*'
or proper, and lhe third artn e ol the education or other disa<Kan’agrs in ear
promptly disclaimed l»eing an inter
which is worth a little caution in giving
treaty provnks that until congrrM «hall ly life, and determine« th.it bis sons
viewer an«l so disarmed the hostess th.it >
one's word. And there is a certain no­
arrange for the government uf the is- •hall fare better
They «hall go tu some
in apology he »as taken upstairs in cor |
bility in the keeping even of a rash un*
dial welcome. Tbe laird ol ••Trilby." I
• lands all the civil, judicial and military great public school, or to Oxford or
fortuuate pledge, that slim our sympa­
still in the land uf the living and u ,
, |>owrrs exercised by the existing Hono- Camlwidge
They shall learn all that
thy and reejxct, while fur the man who
close friend of Du .Maurier. had hap- i
' lulu government shill l»e vested in such may be learne<l in thee homes uf the
baa broken his promise however wisely
pened in. and the two. perhaps gently
I persons and exercised in such a way as Mn*e« They shall mix with gentlemen
led by the skillful interviewer into the
we can but feel a tinge of contempt. It
I ihe president of the (’nited States shall and noblemen, make superior acquaint­
sidijvct, were « mm » d talk ng over old !
is a »ubject too often lightly treated, this
direct. The president may continue ances, and catch their tone And. that
times in free confidence. What was 1
matter of pledging ourselves tu anything.
President lMIe in his office or replace they may not be prejudiced by his stat­
D i Maurier’s chagrin a few w eeks after
If both the danger and the sacredness ut
ward to recehe a New York jMiper con
him bv an American citixen. Fur i he us, he supplies them most liberally with
a promise were fully taught in youth,
tain ng a highly colored version of thi
present tbe islands will retain their tar­ pocket-money, and encourages them to
the world would be saved much gratui­
conversation, with remarks about hi
iff duties, and the debt of the islands, •bine in the display of wealth, After a
tous misery
habits .»nd hi* household, which wen
nut exceeding 44,000,(XD, i> assumed by long courwe. during which parental
more than a breach of hospitality. IL
The Crops.
thia country, thia sum representing the hopes have been excite«!, they often re
w rote at once a letter of d.tclaimer for
lia)ing i»in active oporalioa in every cash coat uf the islands to lhe I’niled turn to tbe old roof with onlv a thin
publication among his American
nartion of the -late ; the crop ia unusual- States Any further Chinese immigra­ veneer ol scholastic acqulr ruents. but
friends, and it was with <!iffi<*ulty that
Cloyer hay especially is yield* tion to Hawaii is fordidden.
he was persuaded that this would onl.
deeply engrainv I with all the vices
Haying was generally fio­
•«bertise the offensive article and give
Five years ago last April, by com­ which, it is well knot wn, these aemiua-
it wider currents
rd al lhe cluee uf la»t week. Harvest­ mand of Prevalent ('leveland, the Amer­ nee are able to teach Their oetenta-
ing «»f fall-sown wheat is in progress, ican flag wras lowered in Hawaii by or- Don while there is secretly ridiculed by
THE MURPHYS SLIGHTED.
except <uuth •! the Blue Mountains, over ordrrs issued to Rear-Admiral Skerett their companions,their morale arc ruined,
K'lteau region , in this section, the bar by James H Blount, who ba<! been ap­ and they come back with appetites
Hat If
vest is always from one to two weeks pointed special commissioner of the whetted tor profligacy, de»ptsing buai
n elsewhere. The (all-sown I’uiled States to Hawaii by Gruver net»«, aveise to useful occupation, and
yielding a fine crop, fully as Cleveland. It is a matter <ur enthusias impatient of their family and home sur­
lunch < ur more than the usual yield , the tic national congratulation that we have roundings.
A letter-carrier was telling of a fun­
use
ny experience he bad one «lay shortly
«trau I » long, lhe heads are large and at last an administration that is in no
In those case»•, however, where three
I after being appointed in tbe postal
very w »11 fillevi with plump, heavy grain, danger of hauling down the Stars and
evils have been minimued or even
werv L says the Louisville Commercial,
and spring sown wheat are as a Stripe« hoisted tu the islands of th«» Pa­
SIBERIAN
GENTLEMAN
S
LIFE.
avoided, where they have really studied,
waa carrying a route in the
y as promising at lhe fall* cific in jwa.« or war One of the worst
and their habits ami c *nducl have been
»uburt»» when a little freckle-faced girl
some eecUone of the Wiliam* ac ts «d Cleveland's |>re*<deiilial life was
st«>pped me and cried
(airly decent, they are still as averse as
rile v al Irk n»|x>rt« indicate the prrsen«e his withdrawal of lhe treaty of IssiA the
’’ 'Any thing for the .Murphys?*
the former to the occupations ol their
of the wheat aphis In large numbers but abolishment of tbe American protec tor»
“ 'No, there is not.'
|«arents. ami
no injury is su far reported. Barley, rye ate an«l the hauling down uf the Ameri­
“ ’Anything for Jane Murphy 7*
to endeavor
“ ‘Nothing.*
and oats ar* very prumiting , cutting of can dag at Honolulu in order to re es­
in lashiunali
-•Anything for Knn Murphy?*
har>ev will be over within ten days tablish upon the thnme an ign<»rant.
vrrv difli« ult
Neve
Jfe in
the ¡-a
“ *No.*
Strawberries are now plentiful over the brutal, licentious female tyrant, a Ka­
tournai.
•y an
petwveranci
- 'Anything for
Plateau r**g¡co. • M*wbere they are near naka Cleopatra m mora s and cruelty,
- ‘No, not a bit.’
bearing. Cherriea are nearly and a plantaUon negro in brains aid
“ ’Anything for Terry Murphy
Plums are ripeniug, ¿»rars manners —Oregonian.
nor for Pat Murphy, nor Den-
and apples uf ra ly varieties are ripe,
phy. nor Pete Murphy , nor Paul
shipments of psachee are being
. nor for Mary Murphy
Dear Madam:
inborn, native, foreign, ci
(rum the peach districts
W.¡d
ituralizexi. saxagr or barh
Ida« kberries are ripe and are xery pl«n-
e or female, white or black,
lul. Ganien produce continues to
•r otherwise,* I respond«
ake good growth. Tbe potato crop
weary of the questions,
now premises to be very large
Corn is
little girl looked at me in
coming mto tassel; the corn cron prum
tonishmer.t an«! «-aid: *Plea*e to look
ise« to be better than usual. Owing to
and see if there ¡«anything for Clarence
Murphy.* ”
the cool nights m Oregon, there is not
sutii« >ent corn produced to supply kxal
WON FAME; LOST HEALTH.
U
A beh Ju u;g A. < oui pa nt
demands
Hops are making a fine
growth. Hop lice are plentiful and
ru»
energetic spraying is being engaged in
*ome correspondents report that one bill By I^sdy Cook, nee Tennessee C. Claflin.
in three is missing, others that one hill
It is somewhat singular taal idleneM
in from five to ten
Home yards have j and gentility should be popularly synon
but few missing hills.
\vmous. “Th« Imtcher, lhe baker, the
B. ti. P aqi x , observer
candleetuk-naker,” ami other trades
matrimonial guesses .
Hood’s
- Ih. |*ueel*r*«r
»»eealatlons ••• '“e
-
,be «..th "Í »•••
ab . m
uria..-
1*0 the
» York.
>r rhe
imber
arger
June, the month c
great matrimonial m
The board of health
pa»t year show
of marriage*
than the re«
November pi
but Ju
therein
some
i
4 r t.i father introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Bra..
1
’
I r .rrrs '
1 Ke.,kuk low??*1
dh7 Xi“ GIVE AWAY a beautiful prjwnt with each packaj^
«arch wW- rhese Pr'■*cn,, are ,n lhe ,orm of
Beautiful Pastel Pictures
They are IJ»IO *nche*
An.aud are—tided a» follow,
Lilacs and
Pansies.
opeiul
< f the
it it ia
American
Boppies.
cirt um
Pansies
and
Marguerites
i<>ny.
in Au-
immer
h after
young
the ga;
creased
vember
handed
marry
gift he
if she wer
Lilacs and
These rare pictures, four in number, bv the renowned pastel art®
k 1 eRnv < f New York, have been chosen from the very choicest »uh*™
,n his «X and are n<>w offered for the first time to the publie
The Pictures are accurately reproduced in all the color» used m the orir-
• nals and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art
Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpass»
th m n beautv. n. hness ■ f o».or and artistic merit.
WANTED TOO MUCH
I
Fill
Elastic Starch
The hired gi
eagle eye over
newspaper. *d
ed,** she read
li» k
straight down 1
head at interva
her search. Fi
as she saw a h
column of moi
fellows, says tl
She turned to it and read it eagerly.
Then she threw the paper from her.
••What’s the matter?*’ asked tbe girl
with her.
••Read that," and she gathered up rhe
sheet and handed it over to the other
one. who read this notice:
“Wanted A young and strong wom­
an of good disposition and habits, obedi-
■ . ■ . -
■
, r , i •
. g ai.c.
feaily. active and efficient, to cook,
wash and iron, do general housework
and take care of children; eveningsand
afternoons off when possible. Apply,
with references, etc., etc.**
•'Weir.*** said the reader.
“It’s.not well, at all,” responded the
one looking for work. “That man.
whoever he is, is advertising for a wife.
I should say from the advertisement,
and I’m not looking for that kind of
a job. Just a plain hire«! girl’s place
s good enough for n r "
ir. hased of jour grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and
is sold for io cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and gi( ,
beautiful picture.
ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIC STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE
Executor’s Not It r
In the matter of the estate of Horace
Woodcock, deceased; notice ia hereby
given, that the undersigned has been by
tfcp county court of the state of < >regon,
for the county of Josephine, sitting in
Pr bate is duly appointed sole executor
of the ee’ate of Horace Woodcock , de­
ceased, with his will annexed
All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby requested to call on the under­
signed ana settle without delay ; and all
persons having claim against said es­
tate will present the saiae. duly verified
as require«I by law, within six months
from this date
H<> ra < e S. W oodcock ,
Executor f said estate with u ill annexed.
D avij » B rower ,
Attorney lor the estate.
Dated July 2d, 1898.
EAST and SOU!
VIA THE ----
Shasta
Southern Pacific Comcani,
Express Trains Leave Portland Daih
booth.
|
Nom.
6:00 p. a. 1 lv . Portland
at . ••
.
m ;U5 a . m 1 lv . Grants Pass LV. » 7:M m
*;15 a . m . at . San hran'eo LV. ■ itWr.i
Above trains stop at all stations batata
Portland and baleni. Turner, Minot
Jetter.-on. Albany, Cottage Grove, Tanutti.
Shedd#, Halsey. Harrisburg, Junction Ciir.
Eugene, Drain Oakland, andati statini
from Roseburg, to Ashland inclusive.
Roseburg Mail Daily
s ,30 a . m . 1 lv . Portland
AT. j 4:3ir.i.
LV. 1 12 Mi
Pacific Pine Needle Company, location I2;25e.M. , lv . Albany
LV.
1 7:3)4.!
5:90r.M.
at
.
Rosebsup
of principal
of business, San Fran*
•i?«-o, < al.; location of works, Grants
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
Pa--, Josephine County. Oregon.
Buffet Sieepers
N » th f — There are delinquent upon Pullman
— and —
th«- tol wintf described stock on account
>f Assessment No. 1 levie<l on the 27th S econd C1 ass S leeping C ars
lav of .May.lS'S, the Severn I amounts set
Attached to all thiough trains
•pposite tha names of the respective
shareholders, as follow?:
For further particular^ inquire uf,J. ?
Louise
»roese, < ertificate No.
2500
Purdom, Grants Pass.
shares; Amount. $625 00
W. Ludovici, Certificate No. 35; 20
West Side Division
Shares; Amount, $•’» 0 *.
MAIL TRAIK DAILY ( X X< KPT CCIKT.
W J. Reed, Certificate No 36; 5 Shares;
at . : ö : ä ) m
7 ;3O a . m . | ly . Portland
Alwina Olsen; Certificate No. 37; 5 ll.&ftp.M. I at . Corvallis
lv . • I:20 m
Shares; Amount, $1 25
Al Albany and (’orvahiv connect ntt
A nd.in accordance w ith law. anil an train* of *»r’ entral & Eastern Ky.
order of the Board uf Directors, made on
! \i !. ■
RAIN L \ . J 1 (EX ■ . SUNDAY.
the 27th Jay May,1898, so many shares
it . SJKi
at
»
- . u
-s as may be ; ■ i m . iv. Portland
ne«esearv will be so hl at public Auction 7:3U p . m . | at . McMinnville lv . j 5:50ci
■ Sets on ,*ale bet *etn Portlifti.
at the ufli« r < f the (ompany, R- oni 715
Ln.ma xpret kles Building, San Francis Sacreiuento and tian Francisco. N’etrair
io. California, on >atnr«lav. the 6th day $17 first class and 111 second class,includ­
■»f August.L’''»'*. at tbe hour of 2 o’clock ing sleej»er.
Rate- and tickets to Eastern pointnand
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-ef-men’s therein.together with cost of OLI Id and AltiTRALIA < an be ob­
advertising and expenses of the sale.
tained from our agent, Grants Pass.
M. R. C ords ,
C. H MARKHAM
R. KOEHLER,
P. h A P.Aft-
Secretary.
Manager.
Portland. Or
e?r> Emma freckles building,
Market -treet *an Franci^eo; Cali-
Delinquent Notice.
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SENATOR JOHN J. INGALLS
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palace, which hav
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that tbe arehhish«>p o ‘ anterbury was
waating In the eoi
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