Rogue River courier., August 25, 1898, Image 2

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is changed.
When president McKinley is making
up bis slate lor pelitical honors in the
island of Cuba, be will do a wise thing
, if he wilt disregard the pleadings ol the
politician who will be anxious for plums,
ami place al the head of the military
government a man who understands bet
ter than anyone else the situation on
the island That man is General fee.
but the politicians will not allow him to
go there if they can prevent il. l-ee has
been tested while in the government
services in Cuba, and at no time was he
found wanting, and for this reason he
should be returned to service, returned
because of bis ecmpwtwncy. and not be­
cause of bis political alfiliations.
Advertising rates on apnlicatfon. Uopjr
for change or* ad'must lie banded in before
Tuesday noon, otherwise setting of the
matter will be < harged for at fhe rate of 6c
per running inch, single column. Altera
tions and additions to copy wifi I* charged
Many ie««un« will not la» needed until
lor at the rate ol 10e per running in<h. ’in­
miner« are sufficiently ih booled to know
gle column.
the importance and the necessity of
Entered at the post office at Grants Pass.
having a patent to a mining claim, il
Oregon, a*» second-class mail matter.
The
the ciaim is worth anything
Grant* Pas« is the county M-at ot Jose­
phine county and is situated in the center conUst that •• just beginning in the
of the Southern Oregon gold mining du courts, or will soon begin, over the
trict
Browning A II an num mine, lor the sole,
right and title, will teach a le«vo>i al
T hursday , A ugust 25, 189Ä.
paramount importance. V> hile th is
matter is pending in the courts, we will
Schley io command of the Pacific cay nothing for or against, but we wish
squadron will suit the Pacific coast to use this as an example to miners alm
people, but what about Dewey?
delay so long before any attempt is
The republicans of Texas in conven­ made to secure a genuine title to their
tion declared for the gold standard, in property. .Men oi means, especially
favor of the Nicaragua canal and those who have iieen engaged in the
the acquisition of the Philippine islands mining busine»H for years, are very care­
ful how they take hold ot properties,
It is intimated that Hpain may.want to until the owner is able to sh»w a good
sell the Philippine islands to the United title. A patent from the Unit*! States
States
Buy nothing, they are ours government is a safe guarantee against
by right, though we may have to hold all these difficulties. There are some
rlaces where it would be lolly for
them by might.
a man to put his mine on the market,
.Madrid la greatly worked up over the without having first obtained a patent
succ-eas of the American forces at .Manila tor it. jf the owner has not sufficient
after the signing of the protocol. They faith to acquire a patent to his properly,
argue that it will have no effect upon buyers have not the faith to go to the
l»eace negotiations.
trouble to inspect with the view to a
The United States will now be classed purchase4. To secure a deed to tne
pro|»erty is the only absolute safety for
by the world in general as one ol the
first class nnval powers
What it lacks tlie real miner who has good property.
in vessels end in guns it makes up in
the men who stand tiehind the guns.
It is reported to be so dry in «uni«
pans of California that even the oak
trees are greatly affected, In aornf
places the trees are dying and in others
the leaves are beginning to fall as
though the fall season had come
The tomoli« Hattie of New Orleana wo
fought after peat e was declared, so was
the battle of Manila after l)ie peace pro­
tocol was signed. Il does not matter
when the battle was fought, we are in
possession of .Manila and that is nine
points in law.
Tlie sultan of Turkey has declared
that be will not pay the American Mis­
sionary claims Hpain said it would
not withdraw from Cuba, but now it is
going to withdraw, and it mav be that
the old sultan will in like manner with­
draw bis refusal when l*ewey comes
that way. ________________
Jitn Corbett’s father shot his wife re­
cently, and then shot himself. The old
gentlemen must have become disgusted
with himself and hie wife lor making
such a miserable failure ill rearing their
son Jim
The whipping that Jim got
at Carson, Nev., hurt the old man very
much, and it may lie that brooding over
this rather than over the failure ol
bringing up Jim pioperly, caused the
rash act.
General -Shafter say« that he 1« opposed
to the canteen system now in vogue in
tlie army because of its demoralizing in
fluence upon the men. Here is what he
«ays in a communication on the subject,
and Shalter ought to be good authority
“I have not seen the order. No. ti7, to
which you reler, but I am in full «ympa
thy with it. 1 have always been strong
ly op|»ofluu to I be canteen system or tin
sale of intoxicating drink« of an; kind
on military reservations, and have op-
¡rosed it u util absolutely overruled and
required to establish a canteen at my
post. I regard it demoralizing to men,
treside« impairing serioindv their efficien­
cy
There are always, in every regiment
a 11 u 111 l>er of men that will, under any
circuiQftance«, get and drink liquor, but
the great majority are temperate, abetem-
ious men, and it is to those that the evil
effects of the po«t exchange «ystem
works the greatest injury, as young men
who would not think of going away from
the post for liquor will, when it is placed
before them and every inducement of
fered them to purchase, do so. and thus
gradually aiquire habit« of intemper­
ance The plea that it furnishes a large
•urn, which il doe*,to improve the im n't
tablefare, is, in my opinion, a very |roor
one, a« the government of the United
Mtatea is perfectly able to feed its men
without any assistance from the profits
of rum selling. I have absolutely pro
hibitvfl the sale of liquor or the opening
of saloons In the city of Santiago, and
have refused permission fur cargoes ol
l>eer to come from the stales here. I
think that the necessity of refraining
from drink is ful y realized by all the
men, and of their own accord I hey
would refrain from drinking ''
Aguinaldo would lietter retire from liis
exalted position, the place to which lie
has assigned himself, and attend some
good public school in this country where
lie can study civil government
He
makes huimelf too great by magnifying
l.isown rather than the cause which he
is supposed to represent among the peo­
Weekly Crop Bulletin
ple. The insurgents may give the Unit­
ed Htates trouble because they do not
WXHTXMN OKKOON.
know enough to retire and wait patient­
Weather. Cooler weather, with lew
ly for results.
«bower«, prevailed during tlie pa«t week.
Tlie mean tenqM-ratnre for the week aver
ft io said that John Jacob A a tor o aged (W> degree«, w hu ll i« degree, low
New York ia going to set a got d exam­ er than for the proceeding week and 14
ple to the rich men of the country by degree« lower than for the correeponding
asking the authorities to tax him on the week <d la«t year The rainfall varied
true valuation ol hie realty inotead ol «really in amount; in (lie noitbern ami
taxing him on two lhirdo ol it aa the
in tlie coa«t counlie« from 0.10 lo O.I60I
case mav lie
It io not known whether an inch fell, and in tlie «outbern
coun*
tills advance is intended lor a reform or lie« from a trace lo 0.12 u( an
inch.
a philanthropic measure, but let it be riiundeiatorm« prevailed in many local­
either, there are precious few wealth)
ity« Thuradav evening and night, The
meu who will follow In his foolateps in
weather waa unuauaJy cloudy Friday,
this one particular.
It io a known
Saturday and Sunday , on tlie other da» a
fact the world over that whether
of the week, normal aunahine prevailed
a man haw fit) er I Iff, (MX) .000 the more
Crop«.—Harvesting ami llirealung
be obtains tlie more he wants and must
continue. The bulk of the fall and win­
have if be can get It. if Astor would
ter .ow n gram (« now out of the way,
pay taxes on all his belonging* by keep-
and work on apring «own i« l>emg rapid­
ing nothing back wlien the assessor
ly completed. Report« continue that
make« hie annual trip, he could al leaat
"the grain ia not turning out aa expect­
let classed aa truly an honest mail.
ed," ami "tlie grain crop ia not ao good
Hagasta says it is neither peace nor aa it waa laat year." Tbeae report, are
The expected crop w«»
war. It can he easily made war coni quite general
prehensive ll the destruction of 35 ves- very large, and Un. wa. due to the very
seis all told is not sufficient evidence of favorable weather from the latter part < I
it. Thirty five is the numlier lost by May to the middle of July , the weather
Spain and none by the United Htates. then liecame dry and warm rather sud­
the most remarkable war ever known. denly, which cbecked the tilling of the
The year IS'.IS will have a notable event liead.; m addition, tlie wheat aplu.de
to hand down to the students ol history veioped with «leal rapidity, and their
in years to couie
It hviiis as if tn the ravage, materially affected the apring
«face of the many disasters which Lave grain by not permitting it to till proper­
befallen the Spanish navy and army ly. Tli cm - are the cauee« winch prevent
that Sagaala would be glad to know the crop Irom being a. large a. wa« ex­
that It is peai-e ami not wat
There are pected or aa large a« ill I8U7. i lie wheat,
none who desire peace more than lie oat«, and oilier grain crop« are good, but
but he is airaid of Ins shadow and is not a« got <i a. tlie producer. I,ad reaion
constantly dodging for (ear something lo ex t>e<-t.
Tlie current weather ia favorable (or
terrible will hit bun. So far as Uncle
Ham is concerned il is peace, and will be I the levelopmeal and Increase of the li<>|
Hop. are making good growth
unless Spam wants to regain her hold lou«e
in the Philippine«, then il ought to tie and picking Will begin at any time alter
1 lie yard« are, •• a rnie,
war and we llimk if level-li -aded states­ tile 2t*tli iuat
men keep their senses it will be war in good condilimi, and the quality of the
No more Spanish rule in the Philippines, bop ia aupenor lo tliow ol Hie past few
I year«. At the preaei.l time, there are
is our motto
fewer hop lice than 1« uaual.
'll!«* Cilbxnn w»ul<1 have been lunch
Bartlett pear« are being packed anti
better off under a reepectable c-vern •hipped ; the crop 1« an unusually good
nient than they would be under a gov­ one I'rune. are coloring and drying
ernment of their own becaune they are will commence in many ufvtiard« within
Dot capable ol tl» high atandard ol eelf- ten days Tlie fruit pro.pw.-t« continue
governnient. but tlie Hpaniah were not most ex-ellenl
I'eache« ar. a g-x.l
capable of governing them. The betlei crop ex. ept in Hie Willamette valley
clweMca have intelligence and when given countie«, and they ara being «hipped in
an opportunity, aa they will be under large quantities
In apple on-bard»
the United Hla'e», they certainly can do where proper ca-e waa not riven th.
no woree than when under H|«niab rule tree, the Codlin moth is very plentiful
It it iikeVhanging a |ieni>iitiary life lor The apple crop 1. very large, but infest
a public reboot life ; in the former there ed witli the Oodlin moth
Tlie prune
la no freedom, but slavery, nothing in crop i. tlie latgcal ever had in the »late
life except to obey tlie opnreeeor, while Warm, dry weather la neceaaary to aav,
in the .alter there ia freedom to learn the prune crop. I’aamrage i. fairly
what io beet for self government. Ee- good and «lock pr. .ent« at: rxcsiie.il ap
tehll.b
schools in Cabx and n peaiaior. 1 herehave l-een fewer forest
quire attendance at the tame, and it will tire« thia year than a«ual ami the n-«u!t
not be many yean until the Cubano ,an ie the air i* but little impregnated with
govern themoelvea intelligently.
•moke.
i
Grants Pass Marble and Granite Work»
' Sr atx or OHio.CtTV or Toi mm ».» m
Joined the Ex< ur^ion
Lvcv. C xutx ,
’
I MVS k J CMKXkY make, oath tbal l.e
Auioi g tboee «bo joined the Mood-
j. B. PADDOCK. Propr.
men excursion from Ashland to *ai» i, th. -..tor p»riner of 'h»
J
Chicago, Aug. 23.—-A special lo thè
Franriaeo
-aturday ir«*rn this p <
UHK*AV « Co., doiug bu»inv*x in the etty
H.vi»« pu». h»«vd the M-bk.
heretof.,,,
Tiniee-Herald from Washington «ai-
! we»e; James A. Stover, wife and litt! » <4 ToW. . co»»«/ A"1’ ■“!e *(o,r*“d:
"U
" M eXr tn MARBLE or GRANITE I have ha.i
a -
limerai Meentt >iaa reni word lo ti><
i ijirl. Dr and Mr*. Flanagan with Mie* aiul that »ad fir»"
P** ,1,e ,oll‘
war defiartrnml limi he nevded no n.ore
Li)
I; dflici Mr ¡rvu’ch - Mr ar. O ne tiuNDKEh hollaiw
' ‘"nturJ of experience m th • MarbU hi .»' '■»»'•>•« Buai*em and c.n tin ,
'
troops. The sta'ement wa» in resp.,i.«e
Mrs. Auxuvt ¡•eiM'b, Mrs. John BbaH- and every care of C aivmmu that cannot
lo an inqniry frou: thè tVhite House.
horn, Miaa May Walters. Mrs. J. Lai- be vure-J by the »■« of H all ’«C atabbh
Will make a a^-ialty of con.truetion work from your ovn design,.
The preaident and hi» war managere are
•on, Mayor W. T (’/burn, Puotaiasler C i „.
F xasm J.UHMXtr.
aell pleased with tl.e grneral's diapateh.
W. F Horn, A. Lempke an 1 uriier«.
Sworn t> n>* »nd »useribed in my
J. B. T? -A.IDIDQ qj ^
Tbey acce|>t it as on a surain-e that thè
>■ r«»rn< )ur W ilUei till«- Cor re »purulent presence, this 8th d»y of December, A.D
American commende? haa thè Filtpinoa
A. W. GtKAKOM.
Mrs. H. D. Jones of Wilderville has 1,^6
under Ina control.
Notary Public.
An Army and \
I returned home from in extended visit
Hall’« Catarrh Cur» i« taken internal
Memorandum book is W||M
| oi several months in Tacoma, Wash.
Pre «id i
eta directly on the blood and
Iwn wanting. The Nortb«ra p*4"
IT WAS HCuGH O
1
Rev. G W. Hoxie will hold a series ' ly» ant^ *c
San Francisco,
k—The tranfe-
Send
has it. ft contain« cut of th, ?*
OU t:
oi meetings in the Antelope schoolhouse mucous surfaces of the system.
pottation Australia and City of Sydney
Al.ll
to
.
Br,
wary
with
»
Hi*
tor
testimonials,
free
map of Cuba, list of U. 8 »nd
al
Climax,
beginning
the
4th
Sunday
in
I .«y »»<• >b»
will begin coaling today
They will
F. J C hemiy AC o . . Toledo, <>
navy vessels, interior drawings of, ?
August al 11 a ui., and holding ov-r |
probably sail for Honolulu next Satur­
It «az »t t ■ opeiiiBgof » 1
•fold by Druggists, 75c.
tie ship, illustrations of U. 8 aadg
until Thursday.
one day lately- w.v4 Uie '
day, with the Scandia, conveying troop«,
aing "«>«•
'Oman
Hall’s Family Hills are the best.
p,.t The
I:,. ; -"ng
“ '
i«h ships, glossary of navy lnd
which later on may be sent to Manila.
The basket dinner on Sunday connect
(«■I
words, table of distances, commit,.^
It is understood that the Eighth Califor­
ed with the revival at Wilderville was a
—-3 v.
wore
hi« I’Me-vb
Strayed from Grants Pas».
The young man
—- -y-
ol U S ships and army corps.
nia will be one of De last regiments to
By following strictly the instruction« decided success. So also was the organ*
They
glanced
a!
out
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manner.
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On July 30. one red roan cow, marked
U 8. regiments and their comiaxaJ
go. The Sixth California and the Fir.4 printed on each voucher, the matter« zatiun of an Epworth league, with the
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with smooth crop off of right and under «lightlv <li approving inter.
and other information very useful ,
Washington are nut included in the complained of may be entirely remedied. following persons as officers for the en-
••f in .-> glad ’o h“*e
bit in left ear ; wore a bell with a ham­ the voung lady in theae^ekT - a
valuable at thia time.
Philippine force, and therefore have no
Very Rewjx?ctfully.
-iiing term:
President, Mr. Shubel
mer dent in side and a new bell strap.
«r.-ng to think of ■> n. :
The book fits the vest pocket xflj ,
chaoce of going away
The same is
II. C lay E vanm ,
Ro bin won ; I st vice-pres.dent, Mrs. Ed­
Any one who will milk her and notify money being wasted in »aniline, fui ii
■it, to date. Send Chas. S. y
true of the Fourth ¿California heavy bat­
Commissioner.
wina Lovelace; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.
’ 8'8«i
me
of
her
whereabouts
will
confer
a
beer."
passenger agent, N. P. R„ gt j,
teries
Appurllomic *n< Stale Ht liotil Fund« Charity Erickson; 3rd vice president, great favor and be paid for their trouble.
said the yc" - d
•|t
is
wicked,
’
Four men of company D, of the Wash­
Miss Martha Hocking; 4th vice-presi
nn»t be a great deal Minn , ten cents and the book q )r,ur,
S-ipt. .J. I). Haye« ha» made the Au-
Mas. J. W. SrteHuxsoN,
firmly. ‘ • There
»•
ington (regiment at the Presidio, are in
dent. Mr. -James Hocking; secretary.
umed in Washing! m.”
of beer consu__
Grants Pass.
giiut
apportionment
oi
«date
school
fund».
Ha rgaina tn Propri,
the guard house under arrest for insub­
Just then n round and more 1 h :1 rc ;
Mr Kirk Robinson; treasurer, Mrs. M.
The amount apportioned is $1.20 per
ordination. This insubordination, it is
»700
will
buy a iot 10) feetiqaAn.,
man
with
a
derby
hat
awry
and
:
I
a
<Lewis. There are 2-5 active members,
William« lien»«
capita There was not sufficient county
diamond in his shirt front, came upt J Granta l’aes on which there ua baa«
alleged,consists of the men having signed
some of whom w\re converted in the
F. A. Topping is hauling lumber to
funds on hand to make an appportion
a petition asking to l>e ¿mustered out o!
the two.
ful cottage which cost over ptno.
Sunday morning service.
merit and Mr. Ha>e* will not make it
Uniontown.
-Why. why!” he said. aa. h- g‘ '■: ••’ ‘ place i» well improved, has good Wll|.,
service. Copies of the petition were cir
The revival services held in Wilder
until
al«)ut
October
1.
the
yrung
n
all's
hand
eiithusia
•icui'y.
Mrs. George Hoxie, who has been
ciliated, throughout the regiment, with
Clerk
Addrea-t
Amt. ville during the past week conducted by quite ill, is recovering.
"1 haveti'i seen you for two v ee’.. . and i« one of tlie pleasant home,
Bist. No
the request that they be signed by the
children
Grants l’ase. 'Chia place is a bargain
Mrs. Ruth Sweet assisted by the pastor,
Have you and your Indy friend
50
OO
< ‘ W < raig
1
Selma
I
mem tiers of each company. The cap
Dr. Sumner and family have gone to
Call before it ia too late.
sonietl.ing to drink?"
71 ( 'ha* Hamem Alehouse
*5 20 Rev. Joseph Sams, have been full of the
tains were told to recover the petitions, 3
The yot.iig woman fhuddered. The
41 < W W i, pp
Keibv
20 Holy Ghost power. The old time doc- Myrtle Point to reside.
4(X) acres on Applegate, a fineg,«,
55 A .1 AdaniM
but the privates scented their danger, 1
Waldo
60 trinesof heaven and bell earnestly pro­
,
B urn —August 21, 1S68, to Mr. and young n.an -’.look h*» head.
farm, 200 acres In cultivation each y.«
5
40
<
F
1.
uve
laue
Wilderville
.55
20
i;
and word ran through the barracks t< (j
"Well, y< u’d better get on ■•!.■
29 E F Hathawu y Dryden
34 *0 claimed have convicted saint and sinner Mrs. Jesee Golhcher a eon.
Entire farm can lie covered wiihditru
went O-I tin' ,-tfTaLle pel ---n. 'Sy.
destroy all trace of the troublesome pa­
«19 J A Jennings Grant* Pass «K*2 no of their short-comings ami at the altar
Miss
Carrie
Farr
is
visiting
at
the
taken from the Applegate. Thii fart,,
M
31 J T Prince
Provoit
37 20
goc l stuff. Why I: ven’t you • ei¡r
pers. which was promptly done.
K ubli
!)
49 20 service backsliders were reclaimed, home of David John, sr.
H J S Jen-en
could be made very profitable by an Cp.
my pla— lately? • <*• it fixed u.i
Private Frank E. O’Harrow, company 10
22 Z D Hyde
Murphy
M i" Christians sanctified and sinners con­
Mrs. Shehan and daughter of Missouri Best beer in town. Say. tome inn .1 to date farmer. Worth (50 an acre.
52 A A Porter Grave
G2 40
If, First Washington volunteers, guilty If
A unanimous standing vote Flat were at Williams Saturday.
again: I've iniased you.
.’?» < ‘ Hathaway Grants Paaa n 00 verted.
t>e bought for half that amount
of absenting biriselt without leave, and 12
26 S Bingaman William*
13
n 20 called for another week’s continued ser
The young woman in the sea)sl<
40 acres not far from Kerby, 15,,7f_
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howard came out cape v.alked toward the door.
32 E tJockeriine Murphy
3K 40
also of larceny, has been sentenced to be H
T
45 1 N Browning Placer
M 00 vices, to which ail are cordially invited. Saturday to visit Mrs. H’s parents.
in
cultivation, fair house, out bdldir.p
dishonorably discharged from the ser |5
voung num sneaked after her.
S
7H W R Nipper William«
!W 60 Services to commence at 8 p. m. each
Iti
vice, to forfeit all pay and to be impris­ 11
55 T J Everton Merlin
liti (Ò evening.
C. M. Stites came from Merlin Satur­ spoke no wr.rd. but there was that in good range, living water, will nuke,;,
04 David Houck Althouse
bl 01»
oned for three months at hard labor at IM
day and remained until Monday visiting her manner which chilled the trial row excellent home for an induatriuutfanih
42 .1 < bristle
tirant* Pa.*s 50 to
1*1
Robbed the Grave
ill his liones.
Ask for the prict.
Alcatraz island.
•
ms parent».
tu >fn rman Jesw Wilderville 75 60
20
;•» 40
42 J R White
K**rl»y
A startling incident, of w hich Mr. John
Quartermatter Sargeant James
C 21
Best resident location in tne city of
Alber:
Leeper
is
superintending
the
HE
WAS
THANKFUL.
32 G Crockett Merlin
3* 40
22
Young, Twentieth Kansas. wmllv 23
54 W J .-avage Grant« Pa*s •4 Mt Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, mill and lumber ) aid in the absence of For the ( lothiax. liar Thought a Ticket Grants Paes. You will say eo yourself
60 HQ is narrated by him as follows: ** I was
131 W A .Ma^ie Merlin
tried by court martial for selling quar­ 24
when you see it. Can tie bought for
Mr. Nipper.
to 1 lorlda Sh»u!d Go with It.
25 S M M icheli Grant* Pa** 80 00
My skin
termaster's supplies, has been fount: 25
lie uns tattered and torn as lie of its real worth,» bargain rarely otferre
33 F M Wimer Grants Pass .39 60 in a most dreadful condition.
2ti
• Chas. Stevens took a load of fine cab­
guilty of embezzlement ami sentenced 27
05 J r run«
\\ oil < reek 78 00 was almo«( yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
I- nocked at the side door of a hospitable
Ten acre tract two and one half mile,
50 .1 W Hamlin < i rants Pass 60 </0 coated, pain continually in lack and bage to Grants Pass Thursday, which he uptown mansion, ai d stood zhiveriiq:
to one year’s confinement at hard - labor 2M
3M 40
32 F E Norton Winona
20
from town; two acres very rich black
easily sold.
in
the
cold
November
blast
that
a.mo
in the United States penitentiary at 30
.54 .1 M Pa iton < » rants Pas* «il MO sides, no api»etite - gradually growing
45 «0 weaker day by day. Three physicians
Most of the threshing has been done swept him from his feet. A hem-vohi.t- loam which needs no irrigation—goal
.‘ta J '1' Hartley William*
Leven worth, Kan.
General .Miller Im»« 31
for small fruit and berries; over half m
32
3ti A M Je-s
Wilderville I-. 00
in our 5 alley; there were two machines '( «king woman opened the dt-or an
had
given
me
up.
Fortunately,
a
friend
issued no order approving the sentence. 33
15 J H Fleming Kerby
1* oo
cultivation
; fair house; can be oo*(ht
listened
with
a
pensive
smile
to
h
|
in
last
week.
Wolf
<
rei
k
31
34 J <1 Turck
10
advised trying ’Electric Bitters;' and to
plea for >ome cast-off clothing. sav> for less than (400
35
Iti Hl my great joy and surprise, the first buttle
II Pal Flanagan Merlin
Hchlvy I n ConvaleMceni.
Mensrs.
John
Baiiey,
Charlie
and
Ace
1.5 E i* Mei*-*ner Kerby
1* 00
the Detroit Free Press.
3»i
Seven and one half acres,within hill,
West port, C mn , Aug 23.—Rear-Ad­
12 A Morrison Kerby
14 4«» made a decided improvement. I con tin 1 lloxie have gone to the mountains on a
“Poor fellow." she said, in kindly
>
<'
Ruble
41
40
.Pi
Gohlen
mile of the post office in Grants Past
miral Schley, who has been indisposed
ued their u.-e for three weeks, and am i prospecting lour.
tones;
“
stay
there
and
1
will
see
what
25 J A Egger« Wilderville 30 00
30
at the lesiflence oi his son-in-law, W. S 4<»
I know they soed
13 4«» now a well man
H Bert Adam* Selma
W. R. Nipper ai.d family and VV’m. I can find in my husband’s wardrobe." This place lias on it a large, couiforu-
ble dwelling, pleasantly situated. Out­
Wortlev, at Saugatuck, is feeling muc h
mv life, and robbed the grave of another i Hammond starred last Friday fort'res- and <he closed the door in his face.
City Council Proceed) h g V
After a longtime she reappeared with buildings in good order. Plenty of fruit,
better. He propone* to go to Washing
victim, ”No one should fail to try them I cent City to be absent two weeks.
AK the regulur council meeting, Only 50 cents per bottle at W I
a pair of duck trousers, a white vest, mostly |>ears ot an excellent variety.
ton tomorrow.
K re­
Miss Delia Goodwin relumed Satur- and some ennva« shoes.
I hurKlay evening, August 18, there were mer's Drug Store
This is cheap,and »good home for anna,
ti
Clar k I m Mending
1 day from California where she has been
“I think
will tit you," she said,
present, VV. T. Coburn, mayor, cauncil-
family.
Is gold mining stimulated because oí 1 spending several months with her sister, as her eve took his dimensions, “and i;
Benton Harbor Mich , Aug. J3.— men, bred Geyer, L. L. Jennings, W. A.
Five acres of choice land in the Eak
is really fortunate you called this
Captain LoydClarx, keeper of the Un li­ Haskil l b I. Coran and F, Welch and general good times? Capitalists who J Mrs E L. Kellogg.
morning, as I was going to pack them ern pait of town, every foot of the land
ed States lighthouse supply station ât st police Judge F. iner McGregor, Minutes are putting their money into golj mines
Messrs. Thompson and Booth ami away for next summer."
is rich : good vaiietv of fruit, good bom
Josephs, ha« received a telegram from of previous meeting were read and do not say so. A man working for the I Misses Odessa Thompson and Laura
“But I have no ticket." expostulated and excellent water. This property»
Twin
Springs
Co.,
on
Boise
river,
Idaho,
his brother, < 'aptain < lark, of the battle approved
Ti.e following Bill. were
Thomas of Grants Pass spent -Sunday the object sadly.
very cheap and 1« a home on which a
tells the World that he was informed by visiting at the home of W. C. Stites.
ship Oregon, now at Montauk Point, L. ordered paiI:
“Ticket? Oh, you mean from some
small family can make a good living
one
of
the
wealthy
men
of
that
con
pany
I., in which lie stated that he was con* Cramer Bros, taeh curd. .. .
charitable
association?"
♦ IK)
W. C. Stites and young people and
“No, ma’am; but I thought you ex Call and inquire about it,
4 IM) that they would I m » «atisfied with two or
valesient and that bis physician ways W N Hunsak -r, «Creel work
Miss Maud Anderson went out to Suck
Oregon
Observer,
printing
2
50
pected I wa« going there to wear there
three per cent on their investment—that
A fine farm for sale, (> links from th.
his condition is much improved by the
The city improvement committee was there was so little profit in investments er creek on a fishing excursion Thurs­ clothes. I have just one favor to ask. citv of Grants Pass. Good road all th-
few day’s rest he had since leaving hit*
day
and
returned
Friday
and
report
madam, it you will panion the liberty."
way winter and suinmer. This farm
ship. C.iptahi Clark says the quaran­ „panted two weeks more lune to report in all kinds of business that moneyed having caught more than 100 fi..e trout.
• Well?" said the woman in a short
It was men were investing in gold properties
may be had on easy terms Inquire
tine will be raised today, and he will >n the improvement ot E street
tone.
A party ot ten from Applegate and
ordered that the ordinance relating to and would be satisfied with small profits.
about it.
then proceed to the Brooklyn navy hos
hos- ­ I
“Would you kindly add a fan?"
Missouri 1-lai passed through Williams
pital, where he will | ass a medics al ex-J sl'.ck be indefinitely postponed; the — Mining and Scientific Press.
The door -lammed, and as he turned
Ten acres one mile from depot n
Thursday on their way to the caves. It sadly away with his hot-weather cloth­
oininit ee on sti'-ut improvements was
amination
The Bridge.
Grants
Pass with walk two thirds of the
ia estimated that there are 100 people ing he heard her putting on the bur­
In view of the fact that he will proba­ instructed to examine the side walks on Sl-K-IAI. TO TIIK t'ol KIKK.
wsy. This place is well located ami
out camping in the mountains near the glar chain.
south
end
oi
tilh
street
mid
report
at
tiie
bly be detained several days at the Brook­
has on it a good plastered hoose.a
caves.
K kxiiy , Ore , Aug 24, 18U8.
lyn hospital, Captain ( lark has asked next regular meeting, Jhw city attor-
,
new chicken house and yard, a goodwill
TO
CONTROL
JACK
The bridge on Broadway in this city
R. P Cheshire
his family to proceed to New York ami ney was instructed io see if anything
f water, fruit Jtrees in bearing—apple*
Rule« Enforced on Shipboard to Keep the
lias been torn up for repairs, and the re­ Caldwell and wife
could
be
done
in
regard
to
boarding
up
meet him there. Mier a possible short
tailor*
in
Abeyance.
I
plums,
peaches, pears and cherries
pairer
lias
repaired
to
the
forest
to
pre
­
the
old
vacant
buildings
>n the city,
ladies and gentlemen went to the moun­
stop at Washington, the party will then
The rules regulating* the conduct of {(rood pasture for a cow. This plactiin
pare some stringers with which to repair tains last Wednesday to remain a week
I
he
health
committee
was
instructed
Io
come direct to St. Joseph, where the
sailors may ap|x*ar somew hat f’ri s i<
good condition will be sold cheap ando*
tlie bridge. The repairing* must ie or ten davs breathing the pure air and but it is needless to say that tie. ar
captain will spend a few days visiting investigate and »ee if the walei fur-
easy terms
speedily
repaired
or
the
citizens
will
—
drinking the coldest water in the world netfnsa-n in ord; r to ir.sure gaod
*.
his brother and other relatives and nislied the city bv the water company is
the
bt-pt
to
l
e
obtained
in
Rogue
river
eminent
on
shipboard.
A
few
of
the
and
to
visit
the
Josephine
caves
and
friends.
Wanted.
more im|X>rtaiYt ones are
follows:
other things of interest.
Loyd Clark does not regard his broth­ and report al m xl regular meeting.
Watiied
—
Bright
intelligent young man
For quarreling, or provoking t
the recorder waa instructed tovorre«
er’s condition as serious, and thinks bv
A
bear
caught
an
.
killed
a
large
bog
to learn a paying profession ami travel
quarrel, he forfeits a day's pay.
the time his six months’ furlough I ias pond wilh several citiea to get informa­ with me, must have |«>cX) cash. The in the upper part of the valley last week,
The same punishment is inflicted oi
tion
in
regard
to
licensing
the
different
expired. he will have regained hi* u*ua
fullest investigation invited, Inquire < Í but so far our famous hunters have not the man who carries a sheath knife,
lines of business in other places.
•tale of health.
succeeded in capturing the ((Tenders. A
If he bring# spirits on board, he loses
the ('oi hi » a
panther has been seen and heard sever­ t h rec. d •• y s* w: gt*.
No exposition, etale or county fair on
It Killed •
al times lately, and there seems to be a I For <ve*,y Finoke Indulgi <1 in 'fv
’98
the coast ever opened up in a more bril
Wanted—men to canvass, Apply at great increase in the number of wolves | low." in- f nfeits < nc day’s wage.
liant blaze of glory than will the Oregon
I < siune if he neglects to put ut
this oilice, care W.
or < oy< tee since the bounty was taken
THE BEST
| lights w hen ordered.
Industrial Exposition at Portland on
off, judging from the singing they do.
If
th
“
I,»-
k-<»ut
man
falls
asleep,
h
’
s
September 22. The conimittvea and all
Order Fruit Fapt-rw Mow,
II wo'ilft realty l»e unsafe for a tender­ | nap co^s him t.wo days’ pay.
the officials are working diligently
Now is the time to place your orders foot to come to Williams now.
If t*e Cfkok has not dinner on the
towar<l a common »nd. Everything is
for fruit paper in either large or small
table ; t the stroke of the ol <ck. it b
IN THE CITY.
tending toward complete success. The
amounts. The C ovrikr will place its
a matter of one dav ’s pev.
big building where the exposition i*
first order soon, ami to avoid delays,
And for not being shaved, waslvd
Good Home-Made Bread. Cakes
held is being rearranged and made more
ami • -loaned spick and span on the and Pies always on band.
which ar»* disastrous and costly in fruit
Give
that
inrhupH
Josephine
convenient,and will «oon l>etransformed
Sab! th he !<)««>» a day’s pav ; also in-
shipping time, you should place your
me a call.
like to be represented, a»
into a bower of beauty. The music hall
aolenee
to
maater
or
mate
means
one
orders now.
day’* pav I »«t, and striking ainom* on
particularly, will cause exclamationsol
b«xird double that etnount.
surprise and delight. \nd every other
A «'holer Hair) Kanch p'or Sale.
Proprietor.
U h le for attempting to smuggle a
part of the great institution is being im­
We have for sale within eight miles of
few iwiunds of tea ortobaocoora gallon
proved and beautified.
this city one of the best dairy ranches in
of rum he loses the wages of a whole
month.
Oregon, which we offer for sale at a bar­
It i«n t much trouble
gain to any one who has money to put
THE WELSH PRINCIPALITY.
for a really health, man
»o »R‘ g'ssl humored
into a business of thia kind. Write us
Jollity and e.huherant health are a pro- W hj Old Time Hnperwntlnn«. CaMoma and
lor particulars ; it costa but little In in- yorbial combination Th<- hearty man who
flavor Ara Preserved.
Wl Û
1« alwav« 1.iu-jhing du*,n t have any trouble
I quire.
h 1» related (hat an Engliah lord once
with hi. d --stion It has been said that
j
I j I a ?
-
■
mhiagneMM:
"I
haw«
,
nansion
in
Free Photograph«
laughing i.i, ■ . peopb- In , thy Tin to,th
M ale«» hichl have nev.-me- ri but which
The Cot kier is continually on the is that h, alia makes people laugh
Headquarters for
It i« impossible to estimate the tre-
• ut look for some way to I'enetil its sub­ mendous influence of health ujsrn human I «tn t..ld >» very fin,. Every day dinner
ror u is Mt then» and the carriage
character.
A
man
with
a
h<
adache
will
scribers and we think we have now hit
nl th, door in < miw I should
not be in a happy contented frame of draw
upon a plan which will Ire appreciated mind
A man who suffer, from a weak arme
fh s may illustrate, a«,-« a
by them. We have, at considerable ex- stomach an 1 an impaired digestion will sit
."•' ■ «'■"r in I qqunrott'x, thereto-
, ■
l<ense made arrangements with I’lieby prepared
5 bilious man who is not a • ton Of Wale, to the average Engli«),.
( ommereial Travelers given ?pec*
A Van Exxe. proprietors of the Carbon b T '« ' •- ■ v .r. • ..r rd «,-,- ,n a mn«enm
man for although almo.t all of the
ial attention-
A
>»»11 Who i. n„t petulent and
Studio,
by
which
we
can
give
each
new
■?.
'
"'V'
‘
.
,
r
"
D
”
>rvlv
a
'en-hour.'
w OU
fau.t finding is a curiosity All these con
GRANTS PASS, OR.
riv
fr
>m
fundon,
there
is.
perhap«,
no
subscriber paving 1125 in advance or ditions lead to grave diseases, when the
1er.
Victim becomes not only disagreeable but * her < ountry in the world ly ingaodo^
they
each old subscriber paying all arrears dependent
Horses
txxarded
at reasonable
as well A wise wyfe will real-
h-'-"-"f civilization of which xo
al lei
rates.
and ft 25 in advance, a ticket, which, it iae that while the old saving that a man's
hi
I.
.
kno«
lk
t„th-outside
world
(It ' «1
prvsvnted at the studio of 1‘beby tk Van heart is in h,s storn ich, is not literally
kA
ftx.k stor-s mBV 1(M<I tbeir ,h
true, it is a fact that hi. stomach sweetens
F.xxe, will entitle the Mibsvriber or anv or sours his character »cording as it is
on all »Object«, but few
mrinkr of his family to one cabinet heatthv or unhealthy Hr Pierce's Golden
"'I ' «>11 I., found among them on thix
Medical Ih., . Very is th, b. st of medicines
SUMMONS.
photograph guaranteed to give satisfac­ for the conditions described
It makes
l-rhap’ n««t pi,.
Miry L. Donnelly,
)
tion. The cost of one single picture i* th weak «1 -11 h Str. ng th,
digestion perfect invigorates the liver
plaint iff I
Action to •I»'1*
fl, but wr give you the picture and a punties and enriches the blood and tones
1””1*-h,
i’ lightlv
• ■ of ;u„, |lnte
ve.
solve Ibe m***
vear’s subectiption to the Cut rikr for the nerves It tears down half dead inert
i riage contract.
■r pr.,!.,,^
,ValUr ,»cn„_<nd John Donnellv,
snd replaces them with the firm
$1.25 You can readily see that this tissues
(ieiendant J
muscular tissues <>f health It builds new
X I
'
.
.......
"
"'««»»mv,
have
done
scheme costs us money, but we believe and healthy nerve fibre« and brain cells
in the name of the Mate of Oregon, vow
' r ' r'r ’
l’*;lr-'U i»" tvpi.-al
D »charges from tho Ears Cured —
It dissipate* nervousn-s. ,n.l nwlancbdy "
our patron* will appreciate and take ad­ and
are hereby required io appear
an'
imparts mental elasticity and courage
Headi ch» •
'<1 Strong and
,he I*"!*- to cling t , • wer the romptaint filed anain’t von »•
vantage of this offer, thus bringing a It 1. the best ,,f «11 known medKtnes for
«uperention.,
cu.ton»
.
n
,|
Healthy b n-c faking Hood's*
md .o present to.vi.it". the above entitled court, within t*n 'I*'*
greater number of subscriber» up lo date
•Through ww
trrstment I am oace
• • .
’tU” h
iron! the date of the service of this ton*
a well nun
J X* Arnold Kw <4
on
our
)•»
»k*
and
al-*«»
giving
us
a
groat
u
•-
o
.1
r. fre«hirg- flsror w holly q. fnoos upon >ou, if served within th*
brnrtiled by
apttriila. It has
G.nrfr t oxa, co v,’.-
t
fbe ,„r,
number
of
new
names
and ciM.i.,1 « 4 md rrltef until I n'nmen «4
county; or if served within any other
c-irud i"\ daught-r (' .
hargtM from
rrmr <;«M.»en Medkrnl
county of this state, then within twenty
Take advantage of this offer immediate­ Utint
her rar* I r»‘i. *ht
irlcl fever. My
►red with ct>n«tip«t»on and torpiditr <M liver
1 ' '’'mi < av« hi .
'*ays
from the date of the service of th»
whsh ros’isl m imutsm is. prostate and
w fe I 1« fo’.i <1 11
• .a «¿parilla a ly, as the time is limited.
' of small an<l lar(fe summons upon you; or if served on vo»>
■ • it h»ip at ti v
d perk'd ot her
one t.stle when t faun,! great reh.f The a.«
marble rnrka of the '•ut of the state of Oregon, or by public**
life. W illiam P ears *' s’, Louisville,Col.
When you call for I ¥ Witt’» Witch One ha. egreted • permanent cm»
•«w hieh <rr being grad- turn, then, by the first day of the enawmt
“ laat wluter and *»v’ ng l«ai troubled Hasel "live, the great pi e cure, don't
m l that too m ,
term of said court, to-wit: Folio*’/1*
w .th headache n
it two da vs every week except anything ei«r lh>n I In» talked
n?er,
T’’" common the service <4 this uotice upon you.
Graduate«»!
Horology
Pawau
(
nivrr
at d some of i tie t :>e 1 « a hardly a hie to iuto exceptiug a sc.hautute, for pile«, for
' • h »here are many •aid court meets in -egular sessb* rne
Mty. Germany
be alxMit. 1 was adv vma I to taka Hood's sores, for burn« W F Kremer
"•or« ,n Uuh«. make third Monday in April and the tonrtb
Monday in September each year.
'”l
> «rMapariUa and a t - r taking three bottlwi
'Hr rgihrffry
Are hereby notified that if yon fail to ap­
the headache« oa-.d?' Mws. E mu y
M «Ku
"" 'hr floors of pear «nd anewet said complaint, a* bej**
B ohl ,’ Villa Park, (Ndorado.
numhen. and by require«!, the plaintiff will apply *‘W
M 1 wa* in delicate toalth but since tab-
"•’er leave Then-,. -he relief demanded therein, which i*tn
1« : Ih- •. • • m ' ■
• Ila 1 aru atr' Ug and
Whirh •»">!« disaidve the marriage contract,
healthy. IL <F* Nirwiparilla is tha beet
ft)
of the ,|iffer. DclwFen the plaintiff and fhe defendant
ni 1 . ;ne f
ths blood 1 ever triad."
• a Hrffe pe.
PRACTICAL
25
and the awarding the metody *be rbir
it Mseli Gulch, CM»
on
dren oi the plaintiff and defendant, to
" li*»n the
WATCHMAKER
•Sft behind, ami. the plaintiff
Sarsa­
a* a • ment,
This summons is published by order
' »''><•« great la,rm
y I <he||« •
parilla
every/„r. of H K Hanna, judge of the nbo<*
entitle! court, made in vbanib*rt a*
rorr<* roing
fkw Tr« -•
Further.
Ixtk
f 1.5 JM)
rneoiaiiy jp n » -on after aea- Grants Page. Jonepk-n»
112
IMthSMthWIk !
"» "«• ’he (
on the 15th dav u( Augu-t A. !>., 1^*
•• J i» onh
I in no
Mood’s Pills
I’rw*s *8su i
of tiri„
when tl ------»111 n... • que.,
A m A itbll .
4 s Ogle eaverr
'eil t»n
Attornev for plaintiff»
l,ATh*T WAK MEW*
Taken From Telegram of Aug 21
Sec Price & Voorhies.
Railroad Restauran'
and Home Bakery.
15C MEAL
IIENRY BRANDT,
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Joseph Kessler,
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