Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, September 08, 1898, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text■ A m I ndkfuidb «! GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1898. V ol . XI\ CMITH & HOUGH. local happening ATTORN EYS AT-LA \V, Office over First National Bank. G rant '. P aw , - - O regon ". ARTHUR P. HARTH, DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY. Office over First S di» »nal Bank, O ue »<> n G rant ’ s P ars , c. PERKINS. . S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR. < »RKildN. G rants P ass , Thomas Smit h Residence F st. »V Gilbert creek near factory. JainvN Holman Mrs. E. B. Gabbert and little daugh Residence North 7th street. ter, who have been visiting relatives at Wardtoil, left Weilne-iiay for her home at Placer, Josephine county. — Roseburg HOLMAN, Review. t^MITH & UNDERTAKERS. H. C. Perkins spent several «lays in the Southern part of the county last week, taking a survey of the situation, He will go north this week to do some work near f eland. Parlors 6th street, opp. Court House. G rants P ass , - - O regon . L.C. VAN EXXE O. FHEBY. Hoc. C. B. Watson, district attorney for this district, spent Monday in this city on business connected with his of Hee. Mr Watson went from here to ■Jackson vide. Carbon l’lioto Stridio Opp.Court House Chas. Nickell of the Democratic Times was a passenger on Tuesday’s south bound train, going home from his at tendance at Spokane dining the mee ing of the newspaper men. All Work Finished in from Specialty 3 to 6 Days, of Regardless of Chidrens the Weather. Good lead pencil« ldc a doaen at the Col KlKR office. One Minute Cough Cure mrpiises peo ple by it» quick cure» and children may take it in large quantities without the Shoes repaired at Hackett’s leant danger II han won for ilaelt the Blank notes at tne C oi kikk office. bent reputation of any preparation used Bicycle hospital for ail repairing at today for cold», croup, tickling io .ue Cramer Bros. throat or obstinate cough». »\ E. Kre Take your blacksmithing to Trimble A mer. ' Bach er for first-class work A gentleman from Eastern Oregon Hood's Pills cure all liver ills. Mailed tells a goo I story on H A. Cockerline. for 25 cents by C. I. Hood A Co . Low It appears that while driving a buck ell, Maa-». board, lie met a frieght wagon on a Rev L P. Desmarais will hold ser grade on the side of a inoun'ain, and vices i i St. Anne’s church at 10 o’clock, he turned out on the wroiqj side a. he on Sunday, Sept. 11. was afraid of upsetting, The driver of James C Simpson of Eureka of the lhe freight wagon coolv picked up a Eureka Mining Company has returned shot gun and told Bert to move to the to the Pass after an absence of some other »ide, which he did without par- ley.— Huger.e Guard. months. P. active, in all Slate au.1 Federal Court. J J D evoted E m 'E cuuv r<> rux HrEUEsr» or bol THERE O reuox . H. C. Telfor! ami wife and Charlie Telford left Monthly inomiiu i r Uole- stein where they wiil rent.» ■■ I »r some time for llie hem li of Charlie’*- health, ■ which at present is not \«ry g->od on account of In-m t rha ••• - 1». U. Brownell and fatniiy leave this week for Eastern Oregon wb»re Mr. Brownell h is sawmill interests The 'amilv have lived in the Pass io«* severa' years and have made many friends who will regret to see them leave May suc Truth wear» well. People have learn cess attend them. ed that IteWitt’s l ittle Early li sersare A stubborn cough or tickling in the reliable little | ills for regulating tlie throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure. howel», curing constipation and sick Harmless in effect, touches the light headache. They don’t grijie. \V. F. spot, reliable and just what is wanted. Kremer. It ac ts at once. W. F. Kremer. In tire McClure « Magazine for Sep The University of Oregon graduated tember, Mr. George F. Graman describe« I last June the largest class in its history ti.e destruction of Admiral Cervera's I The class numbered thirty. The fall fleet, as he himsell had the good fortune I term will begin September 19th. Stu- to see the work done from Commodore ! dents who have completed the tenth sehlev’s flag ship, the ‘ Brooklyn and grade branches can enter the sub-freth- Mr \V. A M. Goode des< ribes it as lie | man class. No examinations are requir too taw it from tdmiral Sampson's flag ed for graduates of accredited schools ship, the “New York.” Together the Reasonable equivalents are accepted lor two papers give a complete and vivid most of the required entrance studies, was undoubtedly the account of wbat catalogues will be sent tree toall appli• most picturesque event of all the war; cants. Persons desiring information and being iPuatrated by portraits of all may address the president, Secretary J. the commanders, pictures of all the J. Walton, or Mr. Max A. Plumb all oi ships, and views of all the w recks, large- ; Eugene, Oregon. The courses ottered Iv from photographs taken by the au are those of a g«>od university. There thors, they leave nothing to be desired. are departments of modern and ancient languages, physics, chemistry, biology, geology, English, psychology, math ematics, elocution, advanced engineer ing, astronomy, logic, philosophy, and Music and draw physical education ing are ilso taught. The tuition is free. All students pay an incidental fee of ten dollars yearlv. Board, lodg ing, heat and light in dormitory cost $2 50 per week, Which do you like best—grocer bills or doctor-bills? Use the wholesome baking powder — Schil ling's Best. More than twenty mi'i o*i roe saniples of DeWitt’s Witch Ibzd Salve have OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. been uistril uted by the manufacture?. UNITED STATES. What better pro« i of their confidence in William McKinley President................... . . .Garret A I lobart it’s me»its do you want? It cures | iles, Vi?e President ........... Judge Day burns, scalds, sores, in the shortest Secretary of State . . .Lyman J < »age space of time. W. F. Kremer. Secretary of Treasury ■ .......... C N Bliss Secretary of Interior Secretary of War............ . Russell A A Iger .. .John I* Long Secretary of Navy............ Secretary of Agriculture James \ \\ ¡¡-on Postmaster-General ........ J a men A Gary . Joseph McKenna Attorney-General ■ ■■ as state or OREGON JGeo W McBride ARE COMING TO U. S. Senators ... • • |---------------------- i TI ioh H Tongue Congressmen ........ fW R Ellis Attorney-General ... ... C M Idleman A PART OF THE STAFF OF THE Governor .................... ...... W P lx>rd ....... H E Kincaid Secretary of State. kz .«. v » Treasurer ................ Pb*l Metechan State .... Supt Pub Instruction ............M Irwin »State Printer.......................... *1 Leeds Doctors wlio cure C atarrh , C onsvmption , and all Cliroric Di ^C E Wolverton Supreme Judges . .. - 1< > Bean r F A Moore . F A Marcum ¿J B Eddy li R Commissioners the famous specialist fur Diseases and Weakness of Men. will avain be I il B Compson Clerk of R R Com minion Lydell Baker in this city on their regular monthly vim !. and can lie CONSULTED Clerk Boar«i S liool LandCom. WHOdell FREE OF CHARGE, at the ŒRA1STTS 2P7VSS English and German Expert Scientists, DR. MEYcRS, FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Western Division....... ludge H K Hanna Eastern Division .Ju»Ige II L Benson Prosecuting A (’ornev U B Watson Member Board of Equalizat KA Eminitt The victories of Hood’s Sarsaparilla over all Forms of disease Conclusively prove That it is an unequalled Blood purifier. It conquers The demon, Scrofula, Relieves Hie itching and burning of salt rheuru, cures running sores, ulcers, boils, pimples, and every other form oi humor or diseaite. originating in impure blood, fhe cures by Hood's Sar>apa rilla are cures—absolute, permanent, perfect cures. They are baaed upon its great power to purify and enriih the blood. Hotel Josephine, Monday, Sept. 12 To M 1 nr Own«- ru. J. W. Virtue, wh< is now engaged In obtaining samples of ores from our quartz mines for the Portland Industrial Expo sition, is very desirous to make a good showing from this section anti he asks the kind assistance of our business men and the miners throughout the district, lie desires samples of 20 or 25 lbs. from each mine, to be delivered to C L. Man gum, W. 11. Merritt or W. G. Wright on or before September 16th. Mr. Virtue will be in attendance during the entire exposition ami w ill u«e his best efforts in advancing our great mineral interests. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve has the largest sale of any salve in the world. This fact an its merit have led dishonor vat people to attempt to counterfeit it. Look out for the man who attempts to deceive you when you call for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure W. F. Kremer U. S. LAND OFFICE ROSEBURG. Receiver Kegieter ............ . ..Henry Booth * » Br'tCii* the JOSECNINK COUNTY . C E Harmon . Abe Axtell L\icH riio-s Commisniom-r- (Dick (ieorge Roy Bart led C<«n»»tv Clerk Ed Listei Sheriff . ...J W Virtue Représentai ive . . J F Taylor Treasurer. J D hit»»»- School Superintendent Echis Pollock As^ew*or ................... B.U McCulloch Btirtey or .......... ............. Dr. J Myer* Coroner PKEl'INl’T Ot FICERS. ...................James Holman J »ist ice.. .............. J il Uolbi I onslable CITY »»F (IK ANT ‘a FASH. \V I* Cobiin Aim or w I<1111» r McGrvg»» A ii'litor. ... Col Johmoi Ì reasiiivt IB Elliot Str»-«*l 4 Umo>««-»"»»er k \\ linggerth Marshal ( Dr. Wm Flanagan I 1» u jeiiionx’- } t L < oron oil nr; I men • | W A Has iins i Frank Feist h ( Fred Guy rr Regular meet Illgs •»: t lie city c>ein» il Ol Grani n Pan« ar« liehl in lhe <oun<-il room« in the city hell on th« firnt ano third Thuredey eveningnol eacii nionlli C1B( i tr cot nr Meet« on the third Monday in April «nd the iourtli Monday in Septemiier Incorporated Under the Laws of California for $250,000. Established col UTT t oCKt Twenty-Five Years. Probate court tneetn tir«t Mondav of The si st!' of the English and German Expert Specialists is composed of five reg January, April. July and >entenil»r. County c iniinisnionern court meet« tir«t ularly graduated doctors, each a physician who Ims had many years experience in Wednesday after the meeting of the curing all manner of chronic diseases. During the past quarter of a century tlie success of lhe most worthy ami popu county court. lar institution has been phenomenal. Diseases which iiave baffled the skill ol oilier piiA-i. .an« and stubbornly refused to yield tooidinary medicin •• methods and appliance«, ar« qmckly subdued and mastered by the English and German Expert .“ pecialia*«. Diev have the largest and best equipped medical institution in America The English and German l-'xpert Specialists are not or-lv conqieteni and reliside. hut are responsible, being backed by ample capital »nd ably manage)) HOME CURES Whi>e it is preferable in many inwtam-rs to see a patient, — OF — the f ng ish and German Expert Specialists have cured iliou««n<ls of j>er Isons whom they have never seen. If yon cannot see the rim-tors write the horn» SOUTHERN OREGON office lor question list and free advice in regard to vour ailment Call on th» Doctors when they Ccmt Alla mg t— pie should - e the English and German Expert Specialist«. A friendly talk, which coat» atwolntely nothing. : bonnd to remit in a great deal ol good, whether treatment is taken or not. Joint Senator.............. County Judge w ai- lii- .1... a San B -A. îsT K lit / $50,000 bellxiaht d.-fcfte ■«> >ew York, San Fran CÎMXX and For land. Telegraphic tr»n»f“r* anW on «Il pointe in the United State». Special Attention riven •« l olle-wn. aar* i- -n .-n.w of o«ir i-b mt «. Collection« nnwie throughout S, it hen Oreg >n. mid ■■» *11 «.«•eielt’le [«.•rr. COlSTSLJI-iTJLTIOlST FREE. THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT SPECIALISTS, A Staff ol »h? Moat Eminent Fbyeiciane and Sargeons in the World. Till Market Rt .Ran I CASH STORE Market Street Ferry. S F . Cal I««*» AnKrlra CRESCENT WHEELS The High Grade Wheel J. D. FRY, I'nwlent I. T.TL’FFS. Vice Prrnident. R. A. R»svrff. ( wshiet SMITHS ‘JIM » ni»»a<lnay No. !» $35 T. A. HOOD - BICYCLE Sundries Repuiring a Specialty Have a reculai V ele repair Shop Nos. II At 12 850 Dr. Darrin Will Return to Grants Pass. fhe Courier FIRST NATIONAL KMvive »ubfert to check or oo CMtiScRte p«y*l»** on demand. From a Tour of the World Photos Free Staff ot the cngiish and German’Expert Specialists Capital Stock, Kouilirrn Oregon Fair. ■ acquaintances. I tne may rid oneself atl To Young Women Again has the revolving wheel of time The life of a young unmarried woman I once of a worthless book, but not «o of a Such an one has a whirled Septtinber into our midst and is a period of promise, ot hope ami anxi worthless friend. tain aigna are we reminded that ety if she has no definite occupation, limpet-like capacity for sticking. Cas by she is altogviher uncertain of her future, ual acquaintanceship is so risky that it' thia is the month of our Southern Ore ami may be drnvn by unforeseen cir would be better to be altogether avoided, gon fair; and, too, do we realize that cumstances in any direction. Her char and only those of known reputation it remains with ih , the people, to decide acter and person may l»e all that could should t>e admitted to a young woman'« whether the inelitution be a tucceea and be desired, and hope may Hutter round intimae). Association with worthy ac a benefit to our locality or a failure and her heart and fan her day dreams, nev quaintance« may ripen into friendship, *»o worxe than no attempt at all Last year wai the first of holding the ertheless she cannot escape the anxiety but the process should be a slow and New Testimonials Being Added to that besets uncertainty. But one thing careful one, no matter to which sez they fair m Medford and against heavy odd* His Already Famous Record as a may belong. Friendship is too momen waa the enterpriae carried through. she may do, and her duty to herself de Physlcian-ls Recommended by tous to be made hastily or thoughtlessly. Not only had the track to be made, but mauds it of her: she can prepare her- Those Whom He has Successful i>eif tor certain given eventualities that a For the whole course of a life may be se buildinga of all kinda, including the pa ly Treated. “Friendship,” vilion built, and for the latter not until keen chess player feels in his game, the riously affected by it. said a classical writer, "is stronger than one week before the date for lhe opening probabilities of the moves on life’s vbeq- Dr ami Mrs. Darrin will arrive in u.ed board, ami so avoid a checkmate kindred." If so, how necessary it must of the fair waa the foundation for the If from the carelessness of her par lie to exercise the strongest discretion in latter laid. Naturally, the effect of this Granta l'a«s September 25th and stop at late work was the feeling that there I lotel Josephine until October 2nd, only. ents. or from any other cause her educa entering upon it. if friendship requires careful choice, could be no fair, and as a rrault of thin It has been two years since l>r. Darrin tion bus been neglected or not worked on the most uselul lines, she must study I love, which is of more imiwirtance, comes very general feeling but comparatively was in Granta Fa«», and during thia in to make good the deficiency. Every per unbidden, and probably only comes little preparation for exhibits of any terval he and Mrs Darrin have made a son arrived al years of reflection can do once. We may esteem from reflections, kind wa8 make Notwithstanding, all tour of th« world and visited all the this, ami many of those most distin may like from association, but we can thie, however, the divplay w » h . ebpecial- leading cities. The trip consumed a guished for intellectual abilities have neither love nor refuse to love at will. ly in the pavilion, a very creditable one year of time and coet much money, but taught themselves It only requires Love, too, can neither be bought nor and a feeling «»f pride wan notireadle in the doctor thinks himself well repaid good sense ami inoral restitution. Books ■old. bartered or bargained for. As the all visitors, that Southern Oregon could for the outlay, because of the relaxation and other means are cheap ami accessi proverb says: "Love is the loadstone produce such fine specimens in all linen. and mental recuperation attendant upon If, tlterefore, amid the hurry and bun such a journey Dr. Darrin will remain ble to all. ami two or three hours a day of love.” And this ia one of the most of steady work would effect valuable re powerful reasons why a girl should tie and dinap|»ointment of lant year could in Grants Fassonly one week, and may suits, and bring pleasure as wed as prof guard against chance acquaintance, lest grow up anything noteworthy, how possibly not return again for some time. Mrs A. McNeil of Eagle Folnt, Oreg , it If one third of the time devoted to she bestow it on some one unworthy of much more t»houl 1 1898 produce, with useless and ¡»etiiiciuus novels were spent it. Amorousness and tits of fancy aris 1897 an an incentive snd a whole year whom he lias cured and whose testimon ial appears below speaks volumes for in serious reading, the »-ex would lose ing fiom propinquity are common enough in which to prepare for the exhibition. One exhibit particularly admired lant Dr. Darrin. the charge of flippancy and vacuity that and sufficiently mischievous, but l ive is Mas. m ' nxil ' s tkstimonial . is now made against it. Serious read constant, stronger than death, and deep year was the dinplay of produce from ing, too, otters a charming variety ; poe er than lhe grave. Wretched are they Tablerock. No better advertisement ol Mr Editor: For a long time I have try, history, biography, travel, philoso who bestow without receiving: happy any kind could be found than aelectionii been afflicted with heart trouble and phy, am! all the sciences. There are are they who And it. The girl who con of the best that can there be produced bloating. After three physicians In thia golden mines in literature which haw témpleles marriage should lie well assur and it NeviBH to un.that with noentranev county and six doctors in l’oitland been rarely explored, and many of our ed tliat «lie iKisseBses a real one and that fee for such an exhibit, each locality , treated nie luisucceesfullv I applied to Notliing else can make could get together specimen8 of its fruits, j Dr. Darrin and was cured, much to my best works lie buried in dust oh their it is mutual shelves. The race of the maudlin ‘‘Yel wedded life happy, or even endurable to vegetable*, grains, minerals, coal, etc., joy and satisfaction. My brother, Green low-hacks” meanwhile goes on merrily, highly-strung natures. And that it may and with card attached to show the , Matthews, of Eagle Foint, was cured of it is not from such pabulum as these nut be marred in after life by any Han source, make an extremely fineexhibi i consumption and heart disease, also a afford that the minds ol sensible women oi constitution, or by incompatibility ol tion, and at the watim time allow by coin large tumor in tlie side, seven years ago can l;e nourished. They foster false tetu|ier, she should refuse to engage her parison those paitn of the district ben! t.y Dr. Iisrrin in Fortland, and lias en emotion, and spread the seeds of many ««Hlothe worthiest man if any evil taint adapted for certain products joyed perfect health ever since. Mr- A. We are looking lor a larger display o’ , Fool, proprietor ot Eagle hotel. Eagle falsehoods, but rarely quicken higher is strong in his family or in here, and sentiment or lolly thought. Intellectual should practice the habit of cheerfulness livevtockBbis year than la>t and as all Foint, was cured by Dr Darrin of heart table was developed lor a better purpose from childhood. It is better not to mate stock must l»e registered before beiog | disease seven jeurs ago. I moot earn than to become the slave of the trashy at all than to produce children cursed entered lor premium, it is hoped that estly recoin mend Dr. Darrin to all. with hereditary disease; better never to all persons having anything tine in th»* three-volutnn novel. M bs . A. M cnkii .. A M'rHIKiyU XXAMHl.K The girl emerging in o womanhood marry than to lead a cat and dog life. stock line would see to it that it is regie* ' may be satisfied with her moderate per And that all c -ntingencies may be pro tered before the date for the opening of, of Dr. Darrin's »kill can Ire seen in the sonal attractions, or may l»e “dowered vided for, it would be well for «very girl the fair. Up to Oct. 1st the charge for person of Mr. Gorreline, of l-ooklug with the fatal gift of beauty,” but some to prepare herself, tn case of necessity, registering is only $1 00 (to he raised to Glass, Douglas couuly, Oregon. Some thing more is required before she is fit to earn her own livelihood in th« way double that amount next yean and a* seven years ago lie was advised to visit to become a wife and a mother, or even most suitable to her. Than, should she w*e arc all interested in securing better Fortland for medical aid, ui» ciouuie oe- a useful member of society. Physical never have the good fortune to make a breeding, lhe advantages of their re ing almost total deafness. Ilia good loveliness is fascinating while it lasts, match from mutual «flection, she will be quirement are plainly visible. genius prompted him to visit Dr. liar- We further wish to state that th»* rin. He was under the electrical and hut its reign is brief, and no amount ol umlei no compulsion to make the mer artificial substitution can grow old, and cenary one which leads to misery. Bet catalogues have been largely revised and medical treatment as given liy Dr. Dar ter—a thousand times I letter—a single while some premiums have been in rin, and his hearing was restored. Feo- a pretty woman without these,even in the glory of her youth, is only a plaything life, with liberty and independence, than creased, a great many, especially in the sle who doubt the authenticity ot the lor an hour. She whose sou! is illum to prostitute body and soul for life under fruit and fancy-work department's have doctor s cures should interview Mr. or been added. Mrs. Gorseline. inated an 1 beautified can afford to «lie— the sacred name of marriage. Friends, we want to make this fair a Another cure equally remarkable is pence with cosmestic powders anti paints The Ulate Normal at Ashland. and other deceits. Engaging in mind This school reiqiened in 1HII5, and its success, for il is clearly io the benefit of that of Mrs. Martha Woodruff, of Cleve ami natural in body, she leaves lures to attendsncH lias gradually increased each every person, whether farmvr business- land, Douglas county, Oregon. She had harlots, and wins esteem by her candor vear. The new year to open Sept 5th, man oi merely a resident of our coun been partially, paralyzed, and her health down. She was ami virtues. Her charms never decay, promises th« largest attendance and tile ties, to make the Iwst possible showing. completely broken and in the evening of life she is as dear most successful work in the history of Let us, one and all, do our part in gath ' cured by Dr. Darrin seven years ago. Next came Mr. B. Bickford's wife and t » her husband as on the morning of her the school. It Is the first normal ering up whatever in fine either in live- | wedding «lav. It is the strongest re in the state to establish a four-year stork, farm pioduce or those finer do* j «on, of Roseburg, Oregon. The former proach to young women that they rate course of study and cosnfiete with Cali inestic productions, and so, working a i was successfully treated for various bod | tne ornamentation of their bodies so fornia normals in the amount of work unit inak»» of the entire fair a succrai to ily ailments, and tlie son (or cross-eyes much higher than that of their minds; Hone to obtain u state normal school di be pioud of and to reflect credit on our from birth. Mrs. f. . W. Smith aud daughter, of 1 that they spend nearly m H the tine ami ploma. The work completed by gradu district and on ouiselvev. Roseburg, Oregon, were also cured By order of the board, m buy that they possess in personal dec. ates admits them to the Freshman class M. W. I'KNhl i : ION, Hee, Mrs. II. Elston, an old resident of I oration, and give so little towards sell of the state university with H2 credits Ko«eburg, Oregon, rejoices in a perfect I cultivation. Yet we know that they do Other lines of sillily can lie pursued by Grand Ntund Privlllgew cm« of granulated eves and eyelids. this because the majority of men prefer students not wishing to Irecorne teachers. Proposals (<>r grand stand privilege, it so, ami therefore the reproach ’jes Special advantages in higher mathema for selling soft drinks, < onfeelionury, She had lost all her eyelashes and was s’ill heavier upon these. ’1 hey ask for tics, elocution, languages and lilurature. cigars, etc , t privilege to lx* strict I y pro «o blind that sh« had to !»■ Ie<l to the doctor's ollii <• l he doctor's treatment * dolls and they gat them; for empty- teetvd) will be received until 12 o’clock, IteaIn«-«» <'annot Ire Cured is equally successful in all curable chron headed women w ho pall upon them be By local applicaliona as they cannot noon, of Halur» i»y. September 17th. at ic and acute diseases. fore the honeymoon is over, and the reai-b the diseased portion of fhe ear Medford, Oregon, by the wecretarv of Dr Darrin makes u specialty of all ! matrimonial market is connquently Chore is only one wav to cure deainess, 1st Southern Oregon district Agricultur diseases of the eye. ear, nose, throat, Hooded with such. and that is by constitutional remedies al Society for th»» fair to I m * he’d Sept. catarrh, deafnees, bronchitis, lagrippe. We live in a world of lieauty—beauty Deafness is caus 'd by an inflamed run- 27th to Get. let, inclusive. Certified consumption, heart, liver and kidney ¡above and around us. Wonders beset dilion of fhe mucous lining ol the Eus check for $20 to accompany each bid as diseases. us st every step, but every marvel is a tachian Tub«*. When this tulre is In a guarantee of good faith. lie permanently cures all diseases ot solvable problem. A Hower is a delight, flamed you have a rumbling sound or ini M. W I’r Nin i roN, >vc. I lie genito urinary organs in either sex, a leaf a miracle of power. Ami if we nerfei-t hearing, snd when it is entirely such as syphilis, b'essi taints, scrofula, uaiiii'ityel penetrate the mystery of life i-losa-d, deafness is the result, and unless gleet, gonorrboer, stricture, seminal I itself, we may understand its organ- the inflammation can l»e taken out and weeklies*, spermatorrhoea, loss of man- : ism’«, ind gradually unfold the processes this tulie restored to Its normal condit liood ami loss ot desire of sexual power <»f nature Bv tiding this we under ion, hearing will I» destroyed forever, ; in man or woman. »'and her, w»* appreciate, love ami rev nine cases out of ten is caused by ca All peculiar female troubles, irregular erence her. We see that she is very larrh. which >s n-ithing but an inflamed menstruation, leuchorrliea, displace goof. We reeognixe that we are a part condition of the mucous surfaces. ment, «1«., confidentially treated, a« of tier, IsHind up by numberless affin We will give *10) for sny case of deaf well a« all acute chronic, private and ities with all she has evolved. Ho that, ness (caused by catarrh> that cannot lie nervous disea.es, ot whatevcriiatnre.it not in the Scriptural only, but in the i-ureil by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Mend | curable Consultation free. true biological sense, we can wav to the for circulara; free. According t* the tune honored custom, worm, “Thou art my brother,” and can F J. < heney A Co., Toledo, fl. Dr. Darrin will give free treatment to realize the duty and the pleasure ofsym- Hold by Druggists, 75c, lhe worthy p.ior from 10 to II a m. | pathv with every living thing. Above! Hall's family Fills are tire Irest. daily, medicine excepted. The doctor all, we can trace (he progress of the hu MprndIng l i-ii I houwaml Dollars has induced Ills tree to only *5 a week, man organism from its germ to its curn- or iti that proportion of time as the case A class in economics in a Western » development, and learn what may may require, to all caars commencing t it for gootj or for evil. Is any one university han been struggling with the trea'ment s-on. Those that sre able foolish enough or ma<l enough to think i problem, “How would you spend $10,- ami are willing to pay will receive treat that ttiiw >s an improper study for a pure ' 000?” There were 25 men and 11 women ment lietween tlie hours of II a m. and in the clas-» and they named 15 different minded woman? If wo, he is in the 5 p. in. Evening« 7 Io H. Sundays, 10 Education, depths of ignoranty* ami the bonds of su- objects of expenditure a. ni to 3 p. m. The afflicted should perstitions prejudice. For this is not “The Youth's Companion” tells us, was not lose the opfiortunity to consult this only her right but her duty ’s she, the declared to be the first purpose of I tie eminent physician while here. Reul estate was the most future mother, io know nothing of moth- I majority. THE EXCELLENCE OF SUHPOF FIGS ia due not only to the or.finality and simplicity of th«* combination, but also to the eare and skill with which it la manufactured by M-ientific procesM-s known to the C alifoaxia F ig bVK< i * Co. only, and we wish to in»proas upon all the importance of pur< basing the true an<l original remedy. As tin- genuine Syrup of Figs im manufactured by the CALiFonxfA F ig Mr bit <»• Or. f, a know'»-ige of that fad will aaaist one io avoiding the worthies« imitations manufactured by <»ther per ties Th»- high standing of th»- < al.l Foa.xtA F ig Syxvr < o. with the medi cal professi«»n. and th«* satisfaction which the genuine hyrupof Figs has given to million«» of famdi« makes the name of the < <>o>pany a guarani' &f the excr!lrrv-e «.f |t< r*-rn«-dv. It is far in ad van- of all ot'-r laxative- as it ada on the kidneys, liver and bow«-la without irritating or a* akrfl ing them. an»i it «t«ies n-»t grifw* n«< mte. In or»ier tn get its hrnrth-ial La. please rememljer the name uf ompany - CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAS FK4S« M0B, ««L U»i isviliuu Ur. «» mb . a v er hood ’’ <ue, the produc*er, to he exclu ded from texua1 knowledge' Jx»t this ■ibbish be taught to monks and nuns, if they will, but not to Hie would-lie mothers of an imperia) race. The chief danger to young women at the outset of their lives is flattery—ea- pc< ally male flattery. 1 oo'ish mothers, in their fondue**, cocker them from in fancy, teach them before they can lisp to love showy clothes and ortiamer^e, compliment them to their faces, and give them the first taste for what may at length become their ruin. Tims we see little girls, mincing in gait, and effecting the airs of »«lull vanity. Aw they sow, they reap. The girl in her teens gets a lover, who “writes a sonnet to hia mis* As she grow« oi«i mi Hattery 'wcomos er . ineatiafiable. To gr tiie pra<ti<*e<1 ae- du«-er—and we I i large num tier of » midst—plies her pioLseioa I and fools her to skilfully, artUU All thio has only ih« lop of Iwr b* w it, all foresee it, «me ending. A oote, ths stream <f Yet, like 11 m * p«« flattery '’runs ot favored investment. Tw«dve stu«l»-»Js wanted to travel, seven prop >’*»*<! to «pend some money for books, Hie sain»* num tier made an appropriation foi “pleasiirc,” ami four were willing to <ievote a share to “charity.” Mo far as it went, it was an instructive exhibition and the only tiling mn-ded to complete the revelation ol their chtrac tern and training is tha’ the same >tn dents siiould answer the correlative question, “llow would you prefer U» earn $10,000?” Di.co.ered by « Woman Another great dneoverv Iran l>een marie, and that too, bv a lady in thia country. **|ti«ean« fantenvd it« clutch«« upon her, and for «even year« «be with- atoraJ ita eevereet leeta, but her vital ot- gali. were underminerl and death «eemed irnmiuenl. Kor three month« «Ire coughed in-en«antly, «nd could not «leep >lie finally di«coverej a wav to reeovery, by purchaaiwg of ua « terttle of l»r. King'« Sew ht«covery for Conanmptioo, «nd wan «o much relieved on tak Illg Aral doo- that ah« dept al! night ; and with tw.. tnittle, ha« treen atnwrlutely mired. Her name i« Mr« Luther l.utx Tbit« write« W. C llamntck A Co., ot Mielbjr, N C Trial bottle« Ire« at W k . Krenter ■ drug «tore. Itegaiar «lie 50c and tl 'O ery bottle guaranteed. Oll condition that they pay up all arreim anil one year in ad vance. New subscribers may take advantage of this offer by paying $1.25 in advance. On payment of an advance subscription a ticket will be given which entitles the sub scriber to one Cabinet Sized Photograph of himself or any member of his family, photo graph guaranteed to be satis factory. This is not a cheap one but of I*, ¿t VanE's best. Phrby A F'uir Ippoinimenta. Io.owing is Hie list of appointments for the corning fair; those places left blank to I* supplied later: Asst Secy.. ................................................... -upt I’aviiion WH Nurvrosv, Central Pt Lady mngr Mrs (’ M Love, Jacksonville Chief marslial WK Price, Tolo Assl marshal Date Keenan, Grants!’ Entry clerk Miss F L Barnes,Gold Hill Miss N E iMl’eatf, Ashland >’■ k entry clerk John Doi, Jacksonr Judge John Harmon, Yreka . Joseph l>aine, Ashland starter, trotting races ............................. .. •' running races ............... ............... Pool seller Chas Gillette, Ashland pool clerk .1 M John, Kerby < iste keener. Frank Kas«*afer, Ashland J II Gav, Central Point W A Carter, Gold Hill H Nicholson, Medford Ticket «tiler Notice ol "letting of Hoard ot Eqwallration Take advantage of this offer before It is ko late Notice is hereby given that for the pm pose of correcting all errors in valu- mn, description, or quality of lands, ' f , or other property the board of equalisation for the County of Josephine •»( Oregon, wilt alien«! m llMCdslfik erh’s office <»n Mondvy, Sept, a6, anti continue from day to day un til the ss-essnient roll is examined. Dated at Granta Fas«. Or., Sept. 1, A D., 1-M.