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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1898)
I new which, it has been pr< red. attack» ! soldiers in the field in to v .lent a term I aa to result in death. There ha» been found only one rente« ¡ly for it to »erut Cheery Missives Have Done Much the sirk kotdier horn«. If thia 1» Im- A Penalty That Used to Be Imposed possible, then the man pises an-ay and Upon Soldiers. for Soldiers in Camp. dies. It i« not a common complaint, although there have been several well- authenticated cbm *«, of i: In connection How a < Mplhr Indian al Fart Lea» Great ('redit I« Due th« I"o«t Offlcr with the Cuiran campaign. Kfllcleat riMortb Made His Ksssps Department for Ita There is no doubt, however, that the U’.u’e •* II urn pi ng:’’ a Sen 1er—betters from Prom- thoughtfulness in providing a |MMft of I Log 4 bout. Inest l*erauaa. fice in the camp« W im » the mean« of lb* b saving numerous lives, , ” said an old I read thr other da During the civil war the magnitude from home proved a more «at i* factory oldier of thr regular army, “that one of the military operations often» pre ton-ie than any medical coi ni pound* f the district t’s lads in blue down in vented the delivery of mail for long could. The post offices have liven the period«, and “mail day” became a» a ounce of prevention that is worth a | Tampa was gi ven a bit of log-ahoulder- I ing to do as a punishinent. This is the consequence one of the great events in pound of cure.— Detroit Free Pre»«. I I firnt time I’ve braid of that oid-t the soldier’s career. Letters from home I army punishment being revived. It meant a celebration in which all par f'lHitburtiphy In thr < nurta. used to I m * a regular guardhouse pun ticipated. By the unwritten law of the Photography la often called into ishment w hen I was in thr regular out camp all painful or pathetic letters A man sentenced to ten d s in were read in silence arid afterwards {(oiirt a» a witne«« whose testimony fit. pocketed, while the contents of inter I cannot be Impeached. It Ha detective i thr guardhouse would either b« ent esting, witty, poetic or nonsensical I of forged or disguised handwriting: ! out to work in thr morning, po missives were, after perusal by the re for no matter how « ’ever an Imitation i around thr post, or hr would be given cipient, retailed to his comrades. Some or alteration, th«* eye tf the rami■ ra I Ids two-hours- on - and-t wo-houi s-otf letters became popular favorites and j will warub out, and the «er*:-itive plate I tours of log-humping. He’d have to were read and reread as a standing rec display, the fraud. A very important { carry his logs j ist as 1 hr men on guard I case, in which the ent rietrin a document curried thrir rifles, in so far as hours reation. In the present war the post office [were in (portion, led to the building of duty were concerned, except that he department deserves great credit for I of w hat i« probably the largest rain« ra ; w’as permitted to sleep in’ at night. the efficiency of its mail service at the in the world. Thr bellows may iu* ex- I The logs weight <1 from HO to 100 pounds <ampM b<»th in Florida and Cuba. 1 tended 25 feet, and is conuec fed with a i when the punishment was first em- Branch offices are established, postmas lark room, w hich also serves as a plate ' ployed in thr regular army, but thia ters appointed and a regular business holder. Thr lens seems out of al! pro • was finally considered too much of a I good thing, and when log-humping transacted, the same as at the perma portion to thr size of the camera. I the nent < stabli-hments in the great cities. ing but two inches in diameter; but its punishment was abandoned, The postmasters at Tampa, Fernandi magnifying | ower is so great that let- ’ chunks of trees only weighed some na. Jacksonville, Guantanamo and San •rrs onr-foiirth of an inch in height thing like* 50 fi'iinds. But it was no tiago have received very high praise . an be enlarged to seven and one-half .oft snap to pack even a 50-pound log from officers and privates alike. The fret, and appear in thrir exact dimen up and dow n in front of a guftrdhoi!.«*!, mails are received and delivered with sions nnd without the slightest appar- in 1 he hot sun especially, for t wo hours commendable promptitude, and very < nt distortion. Elizabeth Flint Wade | at a stretch, as I happen to know. In I t rut h. the puni iiment was galling, and few complaints have been heard of in St. Nirhula«. rot so many men drank and fought r» ‘quoting I ’li.'i matter gone astray. I'ant I'rewrh i'hnnnrl ktrnm«*r«. themselves into thr summary court- In most of the camps mail is delivered The new French steamers, which are martial when ihr log punishment was once a day and generally at an hour to take akc the th»* ma niai’s bet ween Dover and which do< not interfere with the rou fallii«, will croi in 50 ini mites. Each In vogue as is thr case now, w hen polic ing around posts is the guardhouse tine duties of the troops. can carry 5(V) passengrrs. punishment of ini.’ tary offenders on a For the first ten minutes after the l)eat'n«‘MH Cannot he Cured minor scale. deliv» ry every man is absorbed in read “When I was stationed at Fort Leav ing his ow n letters, and those who are By local applit ationn as they cannot love-lorn gem rally take twice that I reach the diseased portion of the ear enworth in ’77, Chief Douglass, onr of time. Then comes the interchange of | There is only one way to cure deafneaa, thr high muck-a-mucks of thr frac tious Nez Perce tribe that had recent letters and the readii.g aloud of good ■ and that Is by constitutional remedies. ly been rounded up, was put in the ftoricN and jokes which have been sent Irom home. By degrees the camp • Deafness is can« <1 by an inflamed con guardhouse for safekeeping, The conies to know which c»f its members dition of the mucous lining of the Eus- whole tribe of Nez Ferres was cor- have the brightest und most jimming ’ tachian Tube. When this tube is in- railed and under a strong chain guard correspondents, and to look to them for I Hamed you have a rumbling sound or im back of the post, and nt first Douglas regular amu.-.em« nt. A soldier boy w*ho perfect hearing, and when it Is entirely was permitted to remain with the has two good correspondents nt home closed, deafiiea« i« the reHult, and unless tribe. Rut he was an Indian of thr agi tating kind, w’as Douglas, and he with a taste for fun and tumor soon the inflammation can be taken out and caused so much mutiny among the becomes one of the favorites of the this tube restored to its normal condit i pent-up bucks ’hat thr commanding place. His comrades take as much in terest as hr dors in his letters and are ion, bearing will be destroyed forever; officer thought it wiser to put him just as much <li* appointed when an ex- nine cases out of ten i« cauKed by ca j away from the tribe. So hr locked Douglas parted letter fails to arrive. Many of tarrh. which is nothing but an inflamed him up in the guardhouse. condition of the mucous «urface«. was a magnificent big specimen of a the noted writers have sent cherry We will give |Ilk) for any case of deaf I brave, and after he had hern in his epistle* to thr men in the camps, and ness (caused by catarrh j that cannot be th«sr become priceless treasures. • tired by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send guardhouse cell for a week or so the officer of thr dnv recommended to the Janies Whitcomb Riley has written for circulars; free. commanding officer that the Indian nt least two, which have been read F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. br given some log exercise to keep him and reread to delighted groups of in Sold by Druggists, 75c. from pining away. The commanding fantry and cavalry ; ami several from Hall’« family Pilla are the b<*«t. officer agreed and ITouglas wa led out Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, who shows rare The University of Oregon graduated of his cell to th“ porch running a round skill at story telling, huve floated the second story of the guardhouse from one camp to another. The ori- la«t June (lie largest cla«« in its history flamine of Texas, ('ol. Tom Ochiltree, The clam numbered thirty. The fall and shown thr ng hr was to carry. in credited with three very entertain term will begin September 19th. Stu Four or five soldier«, serving a guard house sentence«, were humpimr their ing letters, and Chauncey M. Drpew dents who have completed the tenth log« some distance away, under thr has displayed his remarkable literary grade branches ran enter the Hub-fresh- rye of a sentry. Douglas looked at the ability in thr hiiih 1 field of work. Onr of thr funniest letters at Tampa man class. N o examinations are requir log with an expression of contempt, grunted as if to «ay: ‘Not much purported to come from Rev. Dr. John ed (or graduates of accredited wchoola Jasper, the colored preacher of Rich Reasonable equivalents an* accepted for won’t!* and th»* officer of the day, s mond, VaM author of the famous ser most of the required entrance «tudie«. ing that, the chief didn’t want any mon: ‘‘The Sun. He Do Move,” It catalogues will be went free to all appli • rrcise, had him taken back to his cell, was a dialect composition in mock he “After thinking it over, however. cant*. Persona desiring information roic style, in which thr American sol Douglas sent for the* officer of thr day may a<ldre«s the president, Kecretany J. diers were likened to the armies of and told him that hr wa.s not only will the (•ord and the Spaniards to the J. Walton, or Mr. Max A. Plumb all of ing to pack a iog up and down thr cohorts of Satan. The mlsshr was full Eugene, Oregon. The courses offered porch, hut that h** was anxious to do of Involved metaphors, and the cl urn- are those of a good university. There it. So he was given an fit)-pound log. sy but funny’ comparisons for which are departments of modern and ancient and began his march up and down. the Virginian divine is justly cele- languages, physics, chemistry, biology, The sentry patrolling No. 1 post, in brated. geology, English, psychology, math front of thr guardhouse, was told to I It may not hr easy for thr home folks to fully comprehend the hunger ematic«, elocution, advanced engineer anticipate any treachery, a and so hr of troops in camp for letters, but those ing, astronomy, logic, philosophy, and didn’t pay much attention to thr who have experienced the monotony of physical education, M UHÌC and draw strapping chief walking up and down life in thr canvas cities, the desolation ing are also taught. The tuition i. tl>* with tli*’ I >g on hl| But about t ten of campaigning in thr Cuban jungle, free. All Muden I m pay an incidental shoulder. will understand full well the joy of a fee of ten dollar« vearlv. Board, lodi; after Douglas had begi un his letter that links th»* soldier to those fl ing, beat and light in dormitory coat trol the sentry saw a dusky left behind. Nostalgia is the medical $2 50 per w eck , ing through thr mr from term for the ♦'»•»'»»'l»ilnt nf l»on’p«lnU above, and by th wits and saw thal Douglas thr Indir up nnd was off f<i vnrds or so aw a sentry gave a wl :fI» r the flying I wasn’t any lui’t I nnd hr kept right The sentry fired thr Indian chief brush. Fort Lei post nt that time al r w v aft a n LETTERS FROM HOME HIE LOG I'l MSIIMEVI The Cause of Disease. WHY A LARGE MAJORITY OF WOMEN ARE UNHEALTHY. Carelessness and Indifference to Daily Habits and Duties are Undermining the Health of Many Women—How this may be Overcome. From thr Uraphsc, HutfivUlr, /ml. Carelrssneei and indlffcim« r to daily Imbita 11 “ My LI imm I was in a bad eondltlon, havins \(:.t »r s . t d and dul»o*shave mad«* iminy women w«*ak ami b^Coiti. thill Hint uni. v tin lira.. A large majority arc lHnguid, mouths' treatment fr»»m th«- family phynh iau peevish, NMiluw, no appetite, full uf aches, and | wr*nw lie couht not »to m»* any g<»«xl. ‘AVr thru tri«*d »«»iiir proprietary mrdicin«*». pains and generally out of aorts. All of these 1 think I tried a doien uittvrent kinds, recom ailments if not attcndetl to promptly, lead mended for au< h trouble«, but n«»m- «ini me to serioes diseases. nny goovt. I wm diM vurngvd and did not These diseases (wvtir because the blfvod has know w hat to do bei’ome impure, fur no woman is seriously 1 “One day I read an item in a paper nt the sick whrn the blood m pure. No one 1« bel wonderful curative qualiti«« of Dr. \\ illism*' ter able to speak of thU fact than Miss Hasel Pink Pills for Pale Proph-. Shortly afi«*r Snider, a charming young woman of Arling that a neighbor came in and told no about ton, lad. To-day ah<- hag rosy cheeks, a her einerienc« w ith them* pills and how they sparkle in her eyas, which, with her plump I cured her. form, all prove that ahe 1« in good health. | “ I finally frir»l thr tnedicinr, ami whrn A year ago Miss Snider di«l not look thia way. nearly through with the a« ■ »lid b»»v noth'« d She wrn verv thin, her cheeks were pal»*, a »’hang«* fur thr Ix ltor in my condition, and her eyes sunaen and dull. She wm tr»»ublnl after I had taken right L oi *- r I wtta cured, with nervousness ami general del»ilitv. ’ I and have had no oociuuon to take any kin ha»l l»rrii sick some during my life,” »lie says, medicine since. I feel that I owe consider “but not any more than die average girl, and to Dr William*’ Pink Pills for Pale Pr< we.- f.>nsi lrr»-»l strong and healthy probably my life, and 1 advise hiit one au “ I had prepared to teach school, but be- Ing with troubles aimilar to mine, tn take Mme so run down that 1 did imt feel like these pilla.“ M iss |I a / i i S nipi R teaching, and gave un my a»-hool before the Suh«» ribrd ami «worn to b< fore ; r«* no1 thu term opened. I disliked to do thia, but my third day of .lamian 1**!»* mother aii<l physician urge«! that this was S mith W iiiiamn , A'obrr» thr proper thing tn «!«». «»specially if I wanted For all forms of wrakneaa. h «periflr is found to avert a spell of sickness. I l»egan to grow in these pill«. Thr bl«wM| is vitalise«! amt l»e- pale, weak lost several pautida of fieaii, was rnmea rr«*«ruant with the elements of life. sttii»i<l, and ha«I no ambiti«»» Thr ner voua svatrm is rm r rani led, all trrr. u- Mv anpmita began failing New an«l laritirs arr <*nrrrcte«f atre» r»’» refnr»»a am! »!'«• dainty dishes were prepare«! for me. but these raae disappears **«» reniarkab'- have »•. n did not tempt n»r. Many times I w ta hungry, the cures |»erformed bv thr«e little pill« that and would try to eat because I knew I «■« wherever v«»«» r«» yon will fin«l the itwwt Im al in <wt star« ing but tha f -u.1 rrtu.« 1 t<> remain twtrfant article in rvrrv drug ««.»rr to U l>r on my stomach. ■ WUliMM1 l*inh I'ill, lor >*»!• I'ropl,. An»»or a Io» quntt.ont and get a trial treatment free, The quettiont are atked, a» no t»o question» roe. are alike, and the treatment mutt be prepared spe cially. A special treatment »ill ba prepared tor you free. If you suffer from Nervous Debility, Night Losses, Lott Nanhood. ¿missions, Nel- ancholy. Duty Spalls, Spots Before the ¿yes. Sleeplessness, you ought to get a snecial treatment • No patent medi cine, but a carefully prepared treatment, ¿very man can have Ara you »Oak f a trial treatment free. Thou sands have been cured, Where f Ho» long f and they »rite in black Do you ha ve pam» f and »hite saying so. Where f Ho» long 9 Ansner questions Night s»eat» 9 Ho» often 9 and get a trial Do your eyes blur 9 When 9 Do you sleep at mghtt Ho» long 9 Aro you constipated 9 after th got Do ii pl as just four in Oregon, a good 2,.*»' Fort Leavenworth.” \ POWER./ CLAY BANK Catarrh is Not Incurable But i! WBsht* reach in the throui r on» <1 y which cun I I-.. • h . it eorwa I■ ■ nentiy and forever ri» every trace A Beautiful Present In order to further «traduce ELASTIC STARCH iFu,. the tnanufa. turets, I. C. H tbinger Hr«». Cu, ,,f k J?’ ‘h decided to GIVE AW A Y a beautiful present %' starch »old. These presents are in the form of **K r teturned Affli 1 *nu*r who owns >iupa:»y n ruad-bed mi clay that is tio-i a» Hei pable of being id about tbs ' white p wder, eviuUa year upon ¡1« I an o the Klondike A new county judg« f».r wea 1 ’ i oe- ui equal« Bio® h4»l cum • 's will take al! and upoa application They are 13x10 inches in size, and are entitled u •• and pay him company for a reduct» «1 r t r a me and flank fused io recede ¡(rum yr ¡■e. Henry Pc wer«. f ( either upon the lanu» or lhe roau ur'1- M rho owns a small tuffei r it Megunti^ouk and Before taxes became delinquent! the better g her* in the Boston Bprsye railroad cumpany tent Jered the iounG r ar a bar : hink« piwer Lilacsand $3,500 per mile n in its roiiJ-bed tor* relieved me oe of these much- la an »ere »gun » 8 cell la meni, and 35 temporarily, i at the back end of Pansies. grant and lieu lands The county ac- boggy place, w hich y. though I u»ed < -A ’ I 4 ’ • X ;a\e the companv the disease had a nd eonitantly for ten y»ar«. ctpted the money grow n i cucumbers. desire for more cucum- firmer bold il than ever. I tried a number of credit fur the MiuuUiit paid, The cum-’ blood rem die«, but thetr mineral ingr«HiiertU in full < n all contract lands, th • I).» eov e ry. Bower* settle»! in my bone» and gave me rheum. 1 -.n. party pmd be® the !■' l ' ind to ■'. i w off I was !n a lamentable condition, and after <*i and al»u ui H a« r iBing »uck J ►itQW»t>HOCOO«IRC'T Pansies • day in June, and when haunting all treatment, wa»»declared incur 1. >. the company’a taxes claimed balance of he throu ugh some three feet Seeing 8. 8. 3. advertised as a cure for 1 . and iinque.it and the sheriff *at of -pade ran deep into diseasefi. I decided to try it A» *»*-n n my became dr I the properly lu satisfy Marguerites 0MC POUND or THIS 1TAI1CM WILL CO that was tough to system wm under the eff»-<-t of the medicine. preparing to sei 10 be due, the rm.- ch ook like jelly when I t>egan to improve, and after taking it for the balance claimct worked in a paper two month« 1 was cured completely. the road company pro -ured an injunction J.C.riUBINGERBR0jTC9 no for two winters and dreadful disra-ie wa- eradicated from my sys restraining the »her df hum levying upon tem. and I have had no return of it.’’ 1 the makers of white pa Many have been taking local treat ami selling its pr»’|a»rl . nt m per cent, of a Ger- A demurrer a i'm r»p »’.I to the com ment for years, and find themselves These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned n» t iheir stock, he took some worse now than ever. A trial of plaint au«i upon hearing w.is overruled, R. LeKov. of New York, have been chosen from the very ch«”. ,* i heme and dried it in the in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public. ~‘ the county lima moved to dissolve the cook stove. When the The nil tures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used t.. inj jmtun lln- mu iuii a. -. upon con en di> •died he ground the inalt, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. ' 4 ■ute!» i n by n. ■ r . ».» overruled. ami!.) ■ lice mill and sent Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothins a s of the powder to a large will prove it to be the right remedy An »u>»er •»» Ibeii tiled by Uie couuty th ni in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit. < r n Berlin Falls, N. 11. In for Catarrh. It will cure the most ob denying a l t e in» • ti »I »i rgaiioua oi One of these pictures |______ ut k he received word that stinate case. Uie euiiipUnil, »“d wltuig »1’ »» u«» he had forwarded was as • !<’ ni. ih-d fr< »• to any address by ihr piuiiiiHi hud adequate mailer in purchased of vour grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the m,-. best that could be had in .swift Specific Co., Atlanta, (ia wilt ul ieView. 1 hr is sold for to cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch a. reme»b al law ny I l.uic; <■, and that the company would beautiful picture. j ay him $12 a ton for all he could ui w mallei was demurred i»> by plaintiff I ro^uee. As the total cost of d’gging, structed to insist upon American cm trol and ibe demurrer w as stiHiained f’rvirg. grindii’ir and boxing the clay of the whole of the Philippine inlands 1 he issues thus being mfetie upon ■ 1 111VITTTTTT---------------- TTTH|||nlu Notwith«tandmg the declination of a doe t ot t .ecet! tw o dollars a ton. and mam question as to whether or not a { there ar»* !,< 0,000 ton« of it on the number of gentlemen to serve on the exhvrbitant and Bowers place, 1 hr finder has high hopes commission to investigate the conduct of assessment was of becoming a millionaire, and will at , tiie war, the president expects to get the action ui the board ol equalization juataii'l fraudulent, testimony was taken oiicp -tart in to build up his fortune. commission completed and at work in a I ntil four years ago agalite was the and the case argued and submitted. A AAA Az rn!y rlay material that could br em- ! lew days, lie impresses those with In support of ite contentions the county whom he talks on the subject with the ployed in makii.r whitepaper. Later, submilted evidence that the cjippany s •i i epofit of white clay was found in d ea that he is very much in earnest and South ( arolina which has been largely I I determined that the commission shall road-bed <» s about $50, K‘0 per mile and io 1 a: a substitute for thr import ?d | get at the whole truth regardless of con- that across the line and through the article. Thr South Carolina prod*: *t sequences. He has promised every pos- state of California it was assessed at -*<•!:< for right dollars a ton. while | sible assistance in getting oral evidence $17,5 »00 per mile and that the company agi’i-r rominr.i‘dr<l $15. As th»* C':m- and that ail the war department records paid this tax without protest, That the den clay is said to be as good as the 4 ichm J valuation of $10,000 per mile br«t, it will no doubt come into gi !**ral I will tie open to the commission. That asi u<e Both thr Camden and thr South | should bring out the facts, even if the vius less then one third of the value of 4 < ar< iua products art* composed of j i commission doe« lack authority tocoin- the road bed and va« not in excess of liii" 'ind i111 ii ;1 • i;•. and contain no sand l>el witnesses to testify. Until Celonel the usual rate levied upon other prop 4 of any kind. The clay found in Camden | llav arrives to assume the duties of sec- erty in the county. That the land« be is much thr whiter, making it very longing to the company were assessed valuable to paper makers.—N. Y. Sun. ! i retary of state, which will be w ithin the j present week, the department of state upon the same basis a« like lands be will be without a secretary and without longing to individual«, and that there STORY OF THE WEDDING-RING. i a first assistant, Mr. hay having resign- had been no dherimination against the I ed the secretaryship to become peace company. 1 round !t ( liiwter Man, ( urloua Cere These statements were met by the ! commissioner, and Mr. Moore the posi- monies and llrllefa \\ hich Date tion of first assistant to accompany the company with counter testimony show llnek Centurie« Aurone. peace commission in an advisory capsc* ing the earning capaci.y of the road in Idinrr ring is made of gold of i ity. Colonol Hay will be allowed to California to be much greater than in Oregon. That the increased business , signifying how no- choose his first assistant. J ourafTcction. Next, Englishmen who have recently visited rendered the assessment there an eqrip - roil lid, n symbol of Washington, are unanimous table on»* and that the company could in their that our regard shall better afford to pay the larger rate in Why is this golden opinions of what we ought to do with California than the smaller one in Ore ti*e Philippines. Mr. Samuel Illi! If. . worn on the th ¡rd finger of the bund ? Because among the an- prominent Londoner said: ‘‘England gon. That the lands of the company it wa thought that there was a has a deep interest in the settlement of were wdd and mostly mountainous, The ill-fated Maine and all the great battleships are in that fir :rc that came directly the ownership of the Philippines, If That they were not susceptible of cul- he beart, and the custom hassur- the United States does not hold on to ture. pictured. No clearer idea of these vessels can pos That a large parcentagc was the ages and I come down to us them, England will not readily assent to worthl°fi* except for timber, and that sibly be obtained than is given by these superb pho remote itntiqv lity. But there are their occupation by any other power. the timber was inaccessible and could tographic reproductions accompanied as they arebv eason why it should be worn on not be reached without an expense equal ger: P.eciiuse b< ing a finger We think it is all right for your govern introductory chapters and by concise descriptive rd it may be least aubjt* •ct to be ment to hold them ; in fact, from our if not exceeding its value. text under each view. The combination affords the Judge Hanna in announcing his de point of view, it would be an act of weak it. and because its dis’ i net 4 is that it is to be the visible. ness for the Americans to renounce any cision reviewed the political history in most complete information regarding token of a solemn covenant spot of ground that they have obtained volved in the assessment of the railroad ever be forgotten, ft has by conquest. A strong nation will al company in Jackson county the past few (1, also, that the form, he ways hold what it has won through the years, reciting the fads of the election ld without end, imports of G. A. Jackson as county assessor, and uve shall flow from one to expenditure of blood and money. The j»n>in- in a circle, and that con result of the war with Spain has elevated the American nation in the eyes of the ises, stated or implied, that he would The Fifteen Portfolios containing a wealth of infor fs were of countries across the sea, and it would be maintain the railroad assessment at mation can be obtained at this office for ioc each. $10,000 per mile which the political party anally be- a distinct loss to you to falter or give were broken in two. one- wav in the least degree in the policy he represented had demanded without h v * «inined b\ ♦ ach that your victory over Spaiu was ren connidering or sutli -iently investigating 7 1 A MiJK-rb Photographic reproductions of our great war 11 t on the marriage day the dered inevitable.” the real value of the company's proper J ships for only io cents. M . joined..................... \ccord- Wherever there is a chance to make ty. It was recited that \V. S. Crowell 'harles Wheatley, the com- was elected county judge largely by the money, American enterprise and capital lll''nbr interesting matter and some mag- n tiie Book of Common United States same voles that elected Jackson and »¡^icent views of Cuba and Hawaii for $1.50. *• y a ring was Re are likely to be found ference to any Minister Powell, writes from Port au was under obligations to maintain the iso among the Prince, Eaiti, to the department of state; high rate o’ valuation. Crowell was “an used as seals. “A rich vain of ore. almost pure metal, aspiring politician" and although bis * goods were has recently been disvuvered in the better judgement was against it, it was at documents northern section of this republic. A con intimated that political exigences urged delivery of a 4 your orders i’n of high» <t t rust cession has been obtained from the gov him to uphold the high rate of assess ment. ernment to mine the same, and an Consequently a ring should American company is being formed for ! The decision holds that the assess he admission this purpose." ment in question is unjust, unreasonable a counsels, The good offices of this government are | and therefore fraudulent. Tiie court vforth she being exercised in a strong effort to pre- adjudges that the * sum of $ l,5’:b per mile (¡rants Pa ss vent Chilli ami Argentina going to wai Qpon the roodbed and 50 cents an acre tiding ring over a boundary dispute, and it has sug Upon the lands is a just and equiptable *m? the Jews after t* upon pay lonted by gested to the governments of both coun assessment and directs that tv by the railroad com* claim tries that they carry out an agreeinent inent to th pad of signed by their diplomatic representa panv the e of their tax»*« re pre- races lives, to submit the dispute to the ar- sen led b v difference between the aid band as bit rat ion of Queen Victoria, Tbode inoet amount ti FOW THE Ii»? court *0'1 $3,000 I raditionary familiar with the situation sav they re per mile II • ruts per Where — Frank II. — VIA THU — gard the war as inevitable, regard less which va! V.WMCold rum in Woman’s Home fompan- Prevail of anything short of actual force, that lift i bet rountv chosen with Shasta K ouk CARE, and JUDGMENT this government can do to prevent it peina — of thr — Col. J. 11. Soper, who was adjutant I t Io general of the Hawaiian Republic, and who is now enjoying a visit to the Unit ii ed States, says of the sort of government Ex nre«» Train» Leave Portion - *1 needed for Hawaii: “We would prefer South? I a government similar to that of the Dis B.Onr. a. I lv . Portitnd Af ? the subject. trict of Columbia, under which ii would h :08 v. m I lv . ’ LT i 3:15 a . m . xr. San Fran co n- » full of not I m * necessary for business men togiv leas im- any attention to politics. Next to (ha Above n .r. 11 - stop at ail stab00* COL T ACDrç Portland ami Salem. Turner. ‘maelvea we wanted the territorial foriu. which I Jefferron, Albanv, <'«»tinge ,» atikl ever ae- K:. KJ Miedd*. Halley. Harrisburg.J understand is to be established, II i" m ’r» ItatfM* Iphia Inquirer. Eugene, Drain OaklamL and ,\ v , is n t prepared for stateinxMl ■7 e” -••. • frum Ruseburg, to Ashland ' öan Francisco, illation is to small, and even Roseburg Mail Daily large enough, the experiment woul *f 1 J Repeaters » to*. M. i LT. Portland dangurutia. It I would mean native 12 2.5 r. m . I LV. Albany I rol. a* the • natives outnumber _v. _ * 1 3:30r.x. ar. Rosebur« w bites many DINING (JARS ON OGDEN SOI j The New En a bank of whit fr< » from g groí od ton tine i hai io need of c Beautiful Pastel Pi ‘ SVÄRÖIT !NvrNf'p^ S.S.S.Mbod Elastic stare ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTT: The Flag of Freedom Floats Above Our War Shi; 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 American Navi 4 4 Cuba & Hawai «1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Our Float in<r A rum men t of St« 4 4 4 4 y 4 ^40 4 4 Q^l 4 Send in at once to The COURIER EAST «nd SOB? 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