Rogue River courier., January 12, 1899, Image 2

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ROGUr RIVER COURIER
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th« time tu which your »ill.« ription is paid
it is your account with the Cor bibb . When
von pay your nub»< ription see that tbedat«
1« ( hanged.
No parwr will lie stopjwd until arrears are
paid in lull
Adverti.'ing rales on application. Copy
for change or‘ad ’’must >* banded in before
Tuesday noon, otberwise setting of the
matter will be charged for at the rale of fa
per running inch, «ingle column
Altera
lion» and additions to copy will be charged
for at the rate of 10c per running in- h, sin
gle column.
In all advertising contracts four iaeue»
constiiuiee a month.
Grant» Pass is the county aotrtofJoM-
pLine countv and is situated in the center
uf the teouthern Oregon gold mining dur
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letter thing« to eooro. The
majority ul the lately install«! board
»erin to be detrmined to Lave a general
renovating,—many of the iaeompetente
»ill be turned down and thus© properly
fitted for i tee work employ «el to inttruct
in the arhool r& rn .
R oyal " ä
A bsolutely pure
F Or Hale
H«atr Tax L«vy
The following artialaeare among thoee
i offered for sale by J.jeeph Bollock at the
head of ,ixlh etreet: Spray pomp. Log
chain. Tool«. Mortar, Furniture. Pruo-
J ing »hears Pick. Sbcvel and ■ ana.Braw
ketlu*. Boiler, Warlitag niacdnae ami
Wrioger. Woh iu»arii.
Saaaage-tai'l,
"addle, Bri lle, Pack »addle, Pitchfork»,
Mattork, Canned fruit. Chicken», Bone
mill, Clock.
Th»»t»t. tac levy for Ui»
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will I« 5.7 milt«, ahicb i» m'i'-b
then la«t y*»r. Tt»» »moon* •“ ’*
raiaed ta cpiwosimataly
J.«»
,iina ronntv'a .tata lac i* *V* "*f
a ill amount to WM8.7.’
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Pure Tea
Schillings
Best
Applxatlur.
U. H. J^nd Office. Boeobur»
» m rease of
b eMBtry* lame’ by WiJiiam F Horn, bu
m ia. l. woo e p»»’t offi.e addle«¡7?*’
........ ... — pa-». Oregon, in purauanro of t^a r^L
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Italta'« «talc* Mining law» baa mail«
patent for 1
linear l«t*t on e©. h
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''‘’'"'’T'*.! ’-.... 1 that he do*1 n®' vtr 'tau >Uver Dollar. Oregoo^ a,
(1 bl, reeeorfce» 'o ii»l »nd U. 8. lode» and fur ?e'^g T*
tret on the <»old Bug kide, •■luaie^i.
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. rrt-K Mining Dialrict. Ju^phi^Tj
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.......... -des »gern»' Oregon, being server No. AM de»^-/
might aatk»
But this protestant tbe official plot poeted an.i hy jl ‘
notes nlsd in this office as follow»
Roman Cattivi*»
very
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Kirnti- m . with <Iregoman < or No. 1
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-lata »mi' or No. » siliterLMtar; ¿WU
15 |J2 1* E 7UJ Wi ft. to Cor. No,4,h2*
„„non Ol Se« Y»rh city irt«»« u
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bi.tad »!•• ‘ ••’l**” ,h*1 ,b'* ....., U E 1*0 ft. tu’-'or. Xu. 1. trua ¿3 '
pi.maat •»’ i> ‘”»'1 ■o” b? * **'._
:.. ...very tunnel. Ihepr'-uiuMd»,*
uf the »em i* 8. 15D8'i6' E. 78B Ui tt
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,f,.r..,.' .*’ tau-.hh^te«...! n o_ W J33 » ft. to C. B. Cor. No. «. ii«,.
L1.r x.. -’ lhenc«». 74'57’il W.aui
r .... ,:,r pertacut». uh f-' , or No. 3 thewce 8. 15 02'11. E. lam,
( or. Nu. i then e N. 74 57 44 E 9, •
No. 1. From .diw urery . U| it, JF • i
hgmu.lv «mlp l'H-'.lly «itilo««' B“* lor.
.unini .lirection of tbe rem is X lji»
rrZn.,... ' ....... < -he U.itad State. W. 15U0 ft.
• it» n D oi .L a « l^fne: Beguming u
gr»nt.rehg: .» liberty to «Il im-d
Cor.
3U bwe' I
d.rthe >l»r» ■11’i Strip««. Rwpwt.bl. No I. whence «aid
52 oi. E 7792 ». II., theme N
Hebtaw.are »■ ■•.>« th.tam. pulltichl W. 7’>> *4 II to Oregonian Cor. No ]» ,
I.U..1 Bug I or. No. 4, 150» ft. to < or. ¡i ’ 1
«nd toci.l righi. »• Cbri.t.i»« eupy. then, i* - 7 4'57 44 AV taiutt. tutor
Among thè brttar . I.e.«.-lhe«<luc»ted, men. e ' 15'02’lti ' E. 15Oi ft. to tor.S,”j
intellig»nt. hru«d-vi«w.d-uo di’ti“«“»« lhence N 74’57 44 E. vvft. tut'or.ji.
Corners Noe. 1 and 3 are each iuark^-, 1
is made. Take ohi city, lor in.tanc», X . tuM*le*i in solid roi-a ami »line», L I
Rabbi Bloch in un a. fr»tern«l ter», rr.-dcl respeetirely N. 74 57’44” E. tv
and B. 71’5. 44 At . 5.29 ft. from miu •
with the Cbru»Ci«’> divi»« »» if b» neta. i ruin ducorery cut tbr prtwb ' '
preLhrd the go«p«l ol J««u» Chri.t, lirt-i lion of tbe vein ia N. fS’lxf lt> ’ w ,
preached the go«j
Th» be»t elcment uf thè Hebrew tolony It. and 8. lSlW’tB'’ E. 3» ft.
Lonr: BeginningatCorv, ®
h«rei«»iitb- n »t «grer»l.l« »»d »«' 1. obeuowiak
whence .-aid ■/» Cor. Sec. 3u tan i
moniou. tanni «‘th Ih. Chri.ti.n coni* • 134 24 E. 7071.75 ft.; thence N.
muniu«». «mi * .imi!“' condì'!"“ “*• W 4 :"») ft. to Bimelalliat Cor. No.4, ¿r g
(t. to Lor. No. 2, thence B. 74'57’44" W <]
talli, in all Am.ricn fine. The N«w it. to Cor. No. 3: thence 8. LI OrWlM
Yor.er’» phmt i» ts» verieat bo.h, «nd tt. to Cor. No. 4; thence N. 74'57'44" Lt &
ft. to Cor. No. 1. From ilia, .»very cu
unwortby «tiention. except by thè l«cal preeunieil .lire, lion of the vein i, X. (¿.M £
«utbonlie», tor tb.r« i. ho unti Gemelle w" W . 3 b > ft. and B. 15 02'lt. ’ E. lllS'.t“;,
BiWETaLLisr L odi : Beginning u t,
•ent.in.nl in thi. free country. T.l»*
No. 1. whence »aid W Cor. ne.. 3) been
gram.
o, .siE. i»il2.9tj ft.: them e N. latgr ■
\t. l.tei fl. loCor.No.2; lhence 8.48*S7>
W. «B7.6 it to Cor No. 3, identical with [.
Flintrrs Don’t Ua.
i or. No. I thence 8. l.j'WlH" E. 15(|)(t
It doesn’t take i or. No. 4: theme N. 48*57'19" E.HUk.qB
much knowledge i or. No. 1. From diecovery ui in,
of mathematics .ouued direction of the vein 1» N. 15tth' N
to figure out the W . 148U ft. and 8. liVJ'lb E. tu ft.
facts about that
C. 8. l.oi»r: Beginning al Cor. V», <■
dread disease —
co ns um ption. whence »aid >z< Cor. sec. 30 t>ear>8.8MI: ■&
Statisticians long E. 7.v,2. u it. thence N. 4s .71:. E. Lu. 3
ago demonstrated to Lor. No. 2: thence N. 15 U2’16" W.tr^B
that one - seventh ft. io L or. No. 3: lhence b . 4« />7’1M’* W. JB
of all the deaths ft. to Lor. No. 4: thence 8.1> "2 In E.<
in Christendom ft. to Co. No. 1. From discovery cut u B
each year may be nre.-unie<l .lirection of the vein ta N.4S'57>W
safely attributed E Looft.
j io consumption and allied
Of record on page» 19-20 an.i 77-84. V iM
h diseases.
12 ..I Mi*. Mng. Records of aaiil Josepto Sr
I There is an almost certain County.
cure and a positive prevent­
The'un«et lode. un»urve_vel. adjoin».48
ive for this fatal disease if ground in i-ourth I taring excluded ironitLW
taken in time. The story of application. Area, llu..’>4 acre». Fon.A
what it will do is told in the a portion of Tp. 33 8., K. » W. oi the 4.
following letter:
lametle Mendiantnot »ubdivi.ledf. Anyc.
About two and a half years ad person* claiming adversely any porti
' when I w ■» at Flat Lu k of »aid mine»or »urtace ground are nqu-v
Kv
writes J W Jordan. Es-;
of Corbin. Whitley Co Kv , ‘'I was taken with to til, their adver-e claim» with the Ken*v
severe pains in the chest, after which I began to ot the I'niteil Mate» Land office at Ite
spit up Lii»>l aud was also troubled with night ourg. Oregon, during the sixty day«’ wr
sweats.
I wus so short winded that I could of publication hereof, or thev will be tan
hard v walk half a mile at once, and if I got the by virtue of the pruviaior • of the »tatuu
lea«t bit weaned I would have an attack of
J. r. BKUMiES. Regiair
phthnic iiithma) and almost <fle for about two
First publication Nov. 24, IK«, tut pe»M
or three days
I concluded to try Dr R V.
Pierce and I related mr case to him He wrote ii. auon Jan. 2i>. IWb
c ©»•u” 1 “ '
prvU^ ni
The old rule of unlimited debate on
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
aay question in the United State« «enat**
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.
is oflenrr a cur«* than It ia a b!e«aing.
Welcome
Back.-Sbe “Are you <*»»
When tin*« i« taken for teoneat inveatiga
Insrallarlou oromcere
of our Seventy-first hrroo* ,
Counts Court Fro« -rding»
i.oo that aenatera may see the question that the Providence of God has called
Monday night of rhie week the Rebe­ “No, I ain’t no hero. l’ie • regular.
in ita right hgtet, unlimited debate would I him to labor in another part cf His vine­
The county court l«»r Josephine county
be proper, but, as 1« generally th« raar yard, and yet, recognizing God’s hand met in the court bouau in thia city on kah lodge, No. 4 j of ihi, city, inetalled Life.
He—‘‘If I atole 50 kisses from you.
tbe following officers :
when thia rule ia taken advantage of by iu th s matter, we bu n -ly submit, ann Wednesday. January 4th, with Judge
what kind of larceny would it be.
N. G , Mrs. barah Jennings.
the jppoaition, greatly ia the minority i do Bioat heartily commend bun to all aa kxielECotnfW.-aioners George and Th
She —-I should call it grand. —
ViceG., Mies Carrie C. Farr.
to defeat a measure, then tne rule work» a true and faithful minister of the Gospel Clerk Bartlett and Sheriff Litter present.
Yonkers Statesman.
Recording Sec , T. V. Dean.
it« curve. Ratification of the treaty be | of J«su« I bnst.
She—“Are you fond of canoeing
The fob .wing butintxa waa tran-a tvd
Financial
Her..
Mr».
Alice
McGregor.
tween the United State« and Spain may
He—“Immerse. You don’C hate to
R kbolvkd : Fifth, O«r lot« and pray
Ordered that 125«) be paid Ben E.
Treasurer,
Mr».
Luella
I
lean.
take off your clothes when you bathe.
long lx? delayed te«* au*#* thia rule t an be •rs follow bin* and hia beloved iauii y to tetahl a» balance ceuntr aporoprlation on
K. H. N. G.. Mra. ¡XH> Disnn.
—Boston Transcript.
applied. Such tactice are retorted to their new field, and w«, one and all, j“in Gal ice creak ro»d.
L. 8. N. G., Mise Minnie luffs.
Exceptional Fortune.—“.Aaron Burr
usually by all partita Tbe country i .n th« ¡wtiiion to Gud, that H© wbo has
Ordered that the tax levy fur tbe year
was a remarkable man.” “Decidedly.
K. S. V.G., Mies Alice Jennings
in favor of the ratification ef the treaty re greatly blessed then* to the past, ui«y l-»*rj t*e as follow*
County, includ ng
Notwithstanding the fact that he was
L. 8. V. G.. L. M. f*avia.
and the senate knows it and this may *v«r crewn th«ru with n«w favors in the state, 21 mills, school tax, 6*2 mills.
vice president of the United States he
Conductor, Mrs Jennie Moes.
prompt the opposition to allow it» adop­ filter«, and guard their persona. • » dear
Ordered that Eliana Frauautu be
has not been forgotten.”—Truth.
Warden. Mrs Nay Smith,
Entered at the po*t orti« e at Granta Paaa, tion.
to ua, uader Hia special divine protect­ granted a Ucwnee to run a ferry acruee
“Marie. I don’t want you to tie any
Oregon, aa «•c«>na-,la»» mail matter.
Chaplain, Miss Alice Smith.
ion.
Regna river on Gal ice wagon road with
more strings on my finger.
h.' •
Inside
G
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Mrs
M.
F.
Hull
It ia to t>© hoped that our law maker»
Kk* i van
hixtb, That a copy of t .1 ra'ev 4.» follows
John?” “I wasted two whole hour»,
Single person, 15c ,
T bumday , J anvamv , h , 189.
Outeide G.. Mrs. Mary Smith
«bile m ••»• on at Salem will real zettee these resolutions be sent to Rev. K b«rt
this morning wondering what it wa»>
twe nurse team each way IWc, on© horse
Whan Lieutenant Hobson rracb©a Ma lie «aeity of paea>of a registration law. Melman and family, an l also to each ot
After the installation ol tbe offiicers you wanted me to remember.”—De*
vehicle ea< h way, 49c; saddle burse with
alia, it may b© p<>aaitel« lor him te kiM The Australian ballot ayatem wav a ¡•■r.g ttee papers pub iohed in Grants Pa«s ttee
ail those present partook of a must ex­ troit Free Press.
rider, 25; stock and pack animal« per
th« insurgsnte into subjection sod there step in th« right dir«cti«n tending tu • »ccident ef >•• I ran ia », and Oreg All­
cellent oyster supper which the gentle
Diagnosis of Love.—He—“Hold on.
head each way, 15c.
by gain further notoriety f«r hima«lf.
men bad previously prepared aa a sur­ We cannot sit on this bench. It i«
prevent corruption ia elect ions and a r«g
an «f Portland for publication.
Ordered that th« counts surveyor with
islr>lk*a law would l»e another gw^-1 «tc*
prise for the ladies. The supper was s freshly painted.” She—“If you were
N- P. D odgx ,
G. W. Boynton, C. D. Burnett and A
Roberta of Utah, would better pull off in tbeaam« direction. In country district»
graad one and ev ry one seemed tu real* really in love, aa you say you are. you
P. H. H amtii ,
A. Forter be api»oinled to survey and
biacoataod roll up hie sleeve», for he • hereeverybody is known leave ybody
lie as much and Iran ted it accordingly. would never have noticed the paint.
W. 8. B abbib ,
view a pr«-po»je<i wagon road from Placer
Fliengende Blaetter.
will find that Jordan la a hard road to else, there ia not such need for a law uf
C. te. Pairs,
What It Waa.—“Just listen how they
Allotment Complete
to Iceland and to report at next term of
travel. Ih may tie seated, but if tee is thiN kind as in citiea where atranger»
JOMIAH PABDKK,
court.
not aoon unaea’ed tnereafter, it will be present tbemaelvee to vote. The larger
The allotmaat of landa in aevt rally to are pounding the floor with their
Tuxo. P. C kamkk ,
Ordered that th« county surveyor the Indiana of Kiamath reservation has feet,” said the tragedian behind the
woe unto thoae congressmen who hail the city tbe more the corruption, and
Elders
with W. H. Fallen, George Cronk and N. teren completed by Col. J. K. Rankin, curtain. “Ye*,” said the leading in­
from many of the better districts of the while it will work no particular incon-
genue, “that is the stamp of public ap­
K. L. Cox,
B. Meade be authorized te survey and who left for Washington some time ago
U n ion
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proval.”—Cincinnati Enquirer.
veuienc e te the small dieiricta, it will
L. L. J kwkll ,
view the extantion to tbe Louse croon to make ten* report.
Lots of It.—“Is there any move­
Our litlla friend, ‘‘The Dewey.” ap work great reform for the large and pop
G. WA.P.C bamyk ,
wagon road and to report at next meet­
ment in Botcher’s new play?” “Move­
pear« this week aa th« property of ■ louaonee Initiators nee«I to bear io
T. F. C boxtom ,
ing of the court.
ment?
You ought to have seen the au­
be bool Note«.
Johnny Galvin and Arthur Welsh, Edgar mind that a great majority et me pe«>pk
Deacons.
Ordered that C. E Harmon De paid
thor move off the stage when the audi­
(From
School
Correspondent.
Crutchfield having aeld hia interest to go • ill heartily approve any action «f th«
N. P. D odok ,
ence yelled for him after the first act.’’
|3.52 tax rebate.
All in the tenth grade, except thoae
leTeiaa |Johny and Arthur need to In» legislation that will insure election re
H. U. K inney ,
ihe following bills were allowed by who took the English literatuie examin­ —Philadelphia North American.
our pupiia in achool and we are the mor« forms
L. L. J swell ,
“Oh,” said the girl who was looking
the court and warrant« drawn for tbe ' ation, Lad shall holiday Friday.
interested ia their aucreae in con se­
over Miss Cayenne’s shoulder, ‘"you are
T iibo . P. C bamkk .
payment of the same:
Havana, Santiago and Manila are tab*
Edgar Crutchfield, vice-president of reading the account of Mrs. Van Snub­
quence. Sucre«« to you boy«.
Trustees.
5<)
Li«terACalver;,te»ai to po<jr farm!
mg back seats mow while little Ilo llo is
<> > tbe tenth grade, iak«n bis departure ber’s party.” “Yes.” “You want to
Sam Axiel, drawing jury list.
Word
to
osi
W
eiiron
corning
lo
tbe
Iront
for
a
little
slit
•
of
The Pacific coast C hautauqua» have
00 Wednesday morning for Texas. A eee who was invited?” “No. dear. 1
I. Merrni drawing jury liei
It is not to say “the hand that rocks U A Hasting, drawing jury list.
Q|) hrarty t iaas cry from all the class wiil want to see who wasn’t.”—Washing­
engaged aa a drawing card for the coining the notoriety. The insurgents aay the
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ton Star.
eeaaon the noted divine, Sam Jones. A men* ana must not land to take pusses- the cradle rules the world,” although R L Cor ci Co, in iso pauper
42 be given to help Edgar on hia way.
W hile team Jon?a usually ateo< ka the •ion of the place, Of coarro thia rneana that ie true. It ia to consider for a mo i router Bru«, mdse .................. .
u
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The
literature
close
began
their
study
j
Writer,Prai htA Smith Bros,mdse
THE WESTERN FARMER.
modesty of many «f hia bearers, it ia also a fight, however much it mav be regret­ merit your value an a factor in the pros­ Dr b lantegan, uied, alien pauper
15 00 of American literature die first of the
true that he ia an able man intellectually ted, and young Airuinaldo will execute perity and teuBines« of (»rants Pass
Dr Flanagan, med, alien pauper.. 3U 00 term. They are having Bitter Sweet bv it I« a Great Hare That I« Peopling
120 Oi
It is not the railroads, the colleges, or Geo Hansen, r«p 111 bridge
and will draw a large crowd wherever he lb« plana of campaign against the Amer­
the Plain« an<! Prairie« of
12 50 Holland, read to them by their teache**,
may go. He will help pay Chautauqua ican« in th« event of an attack. It will other institutions of our city that have Glass A i'rudhumine, tax lists
Oar Country.
10 Mias Goodin.
plat«
tor
aur
.
b«
folly
for
them
Io
resist
but
thia
they
built
it
and
sustained
it,
but
tbe
tra
le
expenw« __________________
books A aia . ;y SU
The «igih grad« will give a chss party
cannot aeo, and of a consequence, meat ttee every-day <orisumplion of what our
When one hear» testimony, says Dr.
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pens .............
Portland, it appear«, want« te be cun suffer such atll'ction aa Uncle team will
0 Feb. 15, at Odd Fallows’ ball. The fol- Albert Shaw in an article on the Trans­
merchant» have to sell, and the employ­ W S Wood, board pauper ...
•ululated with Multnomah county and be compelled te inflict up>o then*.
Mississippi
exposition, to the fineness
3
Ou
owing are on the different committee»
ment of tbe brain and
of other Jewell Hardware Co, mda«
6 3Ó 1 ¡Bailee— Ruth Dean, Rose Uano. Ctelue aud beauty of &I1 this array of ma­
the whole to be under Portland's prevent Agmnaldo foals himself a Washington
P B Mortley, inqueat pauper.
clasees; and it i* woman, not man, tb»r
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8 P D A L Co, mdse ...................
city government. The object ia to le««en aall«<l to delive" hia people from bondage
McKenzie Re frosh manta—Daisy Taylor chinery—a beauty that lies iu the ever-
holds this tr«de in th« hollow of her
increasing perfection of its fitness for
Balance of tne bills allowed will
expenses, for under the proposed order butself glorification haa mad« him unfit
and
Ruth Dean.
hand
given in our next iatm«.
the conditions that have to be met—
there would M no county official* since
Man may think he is tbe higgeet peb
to be a leader of insurgents, and when
The chief grievance of scholars at pres­ one is really paying a tribute to the
liulG
th« administration of affaire would tw ho, with a few of hia assistant«, i« taken ble on the bwacb, the lord of creation
ent is the exchange of rubbers Oeca- brains, energy, and character of the
conducted by th« city official«. 1 be in charge by tne United Slate«, thoditfi because h« vul«» and makes a l ig fu'*« KEYIE- In Merlin, January 5lb, to
eionaiiy some poor maiden hat to go western farmer. I have been on the
plan worked well in oth«r place« and to cully will pa«« by.
Mr and Mra. Keyte, a daughter.
about election time, but thia doesn’t add
along h«r watery way home without the Hungarian plains and witnessed the
good advantage and there ia no i«ason
costly attempts of the progressive gov­
one dollar to th« trade uf the town.
protection of rubbers.
DIKII
why itcanuot for Portland.
ernment to teach the landowners and
In another column of this mane, tnerr
Every man ia controlled by sum« wo­
Lillie Pence of Williams, a former pu­ peasants the use of improved farm ma­
M.KiZ —In tbia city, ot «ouauuiplioii,
is an articl© an itle<i *’A Word to our man, aud must «f hia purchases ar© in
.
t
I . « < ■ \1 ” ! i » M. av vvOHfl. pil, entered school Monday.
If real ««late men are to b« believed,
chinery imported from America or
Woman,” to which we call special atten­ flu«nc«d by te©r taste. Woman controls
«¿ed 26 year«, 10 day«.
in the coming aprmg and stimmer there
Hattie ternith acted as substituted for else adopted from American types.
tion. It pertaina particularly to a©uding rte« family, sa l is the natural purchaser
Mi«a !<I b VVeru *«» tbe ««cond daugh­
will be more bu.lding in thia city and
Mie* Farr’s Tuesday, as Miss Farr waa I have also observed—what is con­ me tnat I should take his Golden Medical Dis­
•*ff tu ether places fur articles of m«r for th« whole outfit, including her bun­ ter of Mr. and Mra. M. A. VVertx of thia
' I began using it and used about six
fessed by the government and noted covery
it« auburtes than haa born wilaeaawd here
ill
bottle’s 1 began to see that it was helping me.
rhandiee that could just aa well, and far band and children. The wutnen
1 city. >ii« was born at Myrtle creek,Ore.,
by all who visit those regions—the per­ so concluded to continue its use I did sA and
aince the boom daya prior to 1993
It
improved both In strength and in weight
better, l»v bought at Imnne from our own Granta Pass control Ilia trade of Grant* but in the bloom oi bar life her paranta
When buying «picea alwaj« call for sistent fact of scores of men, women have
I have not had the phthisic, nor spit up any
aoun ia reaonable, too, for it ia meat difli
I and childrenin ihe cornfields with old- blood since last spring '
merchants It ia true that if one want» Pass, and it is in their power to make oioved to thia part of Southern Or«gon Gulden Star, for aale by A J.Pike
cult to find a habitable dwelling or real
fashioned hoes, while long rows of
This great remedy—Dr Pierce's Golden
•omelbing that cannot be had in town, or tnar the business of th« city.
where I la ma h* many friend» who
dence to let, on either thia or th« other
William» Item«
white-tunicked men. in the bayfield or Medical Discovery—cures 98 per cent, of
■ is unly alternative is to send off for it,
Thia
fact
is
recognized
bv
our
mer
learned to admire her for her noble qual-
all laryngial, bronchial, throat and kindred
aid« of th« river Route are going up,
Dr. De Barr visited a number of sick the ripe grain, are swingingsicklesand affections which, if neglected lead up to
but ©ven then it would be more reapect- < bants, and hundreds uf dollars are sp-nt itiea. Three yearn ago «a« waa taken
and owner« of desirable lota will find it
scythes. .And a little later in the sea- consumption It strengthens the stomach
pwp!«
inoar
valley
on
Sunday,
th<*
8th.
fnl to the town merchant to have hiiu <lu each year in advertising go- Is that art aithan attack >f malarial fever, from
I son it is common enough to see the and makes the appetite keen and hearty
profitable to improv« them Doubtlraa.
Wo ere (lad to Irarn that M ee Grave oxen treading out the grain, or to hear I It invigorates the liver and aids the natural
the eending. Merchant« would make a to be bought and used by women 1 which »tee never fully recovered, larmia-
also. a large number of atrang* re will
mistake tu be extortionate in their Through their hun ts gu«s the money a «1 at last in (.uLsumptieu , which fin«I* Kixolow haa abont recovered from a hard th»1 thud of the descending Hail. Mean-f pr esse» of secretion and excretion It
makes the assimilation of the food perfect
aettle her« during the current year, moat
prices aud tiiua compel people to ««nd »•arned by husband or father, and this v brought un her deatn. >tee bur© her attack of Bneasl©«.
while, the new-fashioned corn plows It is the great blood • maker and flesh­
of whom may wi«te to rent homes — Tel­
builder Honest dealers will not urge you to
are
rusting;
the
rejected
mowing
and
else«here for goods, but in Grant« l*a«a money is the life blood, the circulating affliction pat.cm y, yet like auy un©«l>e,
Dr Harry Coug!« baa been quit© buav
egram.
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take a substitute said to be just as good '
we think they are not. While it ia medium, of the bueinesN community.
• • - fe i
.Send for Dr Fierce’• Common Sense
•be had a desire to get well, but realiz
II cted corners; and the threshing ma- Me.heal Adviser. E rf .E Enclose 21 one
The Southern l'aciflc Railroad lied is wrong for the people to buy abroad when
I— L’__ T ci :n
The rapid, vigorous circulation of this nig that there «as no hope, «Ue resigned
. !:»•
Eva f. Sill resumed tier labors in - •
cent
stamps to cover mailing only, to the
assessed (5,OU) per mile in Ibiuglas they can teuy at home, it is no lev« money is as necessary to th« •■• l-l>eirig iieraeif to the fate tnat sooner er later district No. 16, January 9, after a vaca-
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
strosity.
county while Josephine counfy rusks, wrong for tbe merchant to have woia sf our merchant» a« plenty of g<> d biuud must befall tis all
Buffalo,
N Y . for a pa per covered copy
Funeral sermon lion <>( three weeks, but onlj 13 children
It is al! simply a difference in men. Cloth binding
t«n cents extra
It is
an asseasmeut of |.MkiO per mile. In done abroad that he could aa well have is to the body. Th© more n*un©y that >► was preached at the Presbyterian chereb
It
is
a
gre.it
race
that
has
peopled
our
were present the first morning.
a thousand par» book with over seven
Clalonp county, road bods are assessed dune at Lome. Tbe newspapers ar© al
ipent at home, th« more money for >u Friday by R«v Rutwrt M Lean, after
es and plains, and that is pro- hundred illustrations formerly sold for
The “city hall” has a!aau»t beeorue *
$i 50. For limited tune can be had for
at but |778, while Jackson ba* gone to ways,the leadiQg lectors in promoting the churches, schools, chanties, etc.
n. wheat, and o.nts by the cost
which she was laid to rest in the ceme­ thin^ of the past.
uf mailing
r
' thousand of millions of bushels w here
tbe extreme and made and assessment of interest uf Grants I'asa, in attracting at­
So, ladies, th« prosperity of th« t wn tery below town.
•
Ed
Tryer
made
a
business
trip
to
Med-
y
u
few
years
rgo
there
was
the
|B1M. Either some count ea ere poyieg tention to tb© reeoureea of th« county, is in your hands
Buaiue»» make« tbe BROWN —At Williams, January 3, 1899,
ient matted sed of the prairies, un­
the first of laat week.
entirely too much or there ere others which must ultimately prove adv anta town and you tnak« ttee busin««». I heft
STRAYED
Tiers, daughter of William Brown,
ken for centurie . The men who
peyieg eatirely loo little The railroad g’ ou« to the merchant
We are sorry to an not b« buainrSM without customers,
The familiar face« of Lou and Fred
ag*d about 14 years.
i / th< gangplow, ride the siPkycul-
assessments are not uniform, hence the •ay that there are parties in tbia city and if you go elsewhere tu trade, fhog loNF
At hia home in Union, ’ Iregon, >twrch are now seen on our streets.
liu- eenoniny farm on Louse vier,
itnr. man;,'iila!e the twine bir.der *
necessity of some law regulating and who send lo Portland fur priuting when rnacb custom is lost.
r the j » t t» . \-ar, a «trav : a I. red-
January 2, 1899, Amos i\. Junes, edi­
Myrtle An.lera.-n of tbv cla»« of ’99
send trillions cf horned cattle.
•igh about
tor of the Oregou bcout, aged 47 years ’»rant« P bm high school, returned to ; s. and sheep to the packing «state­
making it uniform throughout th« the same could be had, with price« just ' There is no neceaaitv for
1Í4» 4 or ■ year» old Hauer will plea-e
7 months and 23 days.
counties.
aareasonable, in thia town
l iirae eainv where Our merchants carry almost
ments • Omaha Kansas City and gì 1 -»me ami pay . barge»,
A. C ol «
illiauis laat Thursday.
The writer of this obituary and tbe de*
c ■ :o are to be credited with a ( o I p s Ranch, Dec. 3, 1BÜ8.
parties are among th© first to wail if tb©v i everything that can be found in th« great
Th« sanatoria) fight in tbs California
Frank end Misse» Howel are home
es of achievements worthy not
tteink the poop!» are not treating them ' cities, and if you can’t find what you eased were « bool boy« together nearly
WANTED
legislature is waxing tropical. Grant ia
•r’y of respect, but even cf en-
10 years ago at Eugwne, and nolteing alter an absence of tom» time.
fairly.
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want
her«
it
is
proteatelv
year
own
Lrolt.
making a «tout tight and Burn« in no less
..iasrr. I cannot for a moment \\
Died, January 3, 189», Flora, the be­
gives ua greater pain than tj record the
aggrrsaive with the strong arm uf the gov
!>t the ability cf such men to rear
Tbe 1 ilipmua must be gm« «g wine in Giv« them the >>p|»orliinity and they will leatbofone so universally loved and re- loved daughter of William Brown, aged
I X< HANGI
u nne and varied fabric of civilization
•rnor lor bin* as against Grant. Governor t «ir own estimation when they «avert tee glad tn »arv« you. You buy only on, »pected by all who knew him. He man- about 14.
an.I
up< n so great a material foundation —
Gage ia bitter againat th« man from the that Aruaru an sovereignty on th« island» bonnet, or drees ©r cloak at a tin
ileeted at an early age a groat love for
From all report., the William creek . Century.
1
1
- Olii tree- ju-t coming into bearing. .”■,
South on th« groand that he did out. ia premature, since th« treaty haa not what doee it matter if sou buy it ia a poetry and literature, which ripened at boy. have quite an intereatiog literary
ïtam L w ,?"“*• ' “• c'«y O'
pop'
Man.
with vitor, aop|»ort the republican ticket been ratified. They claim to abhor d« - large city or in a «mailer on«
in th-* Trpp.
maturity into a glowing and graphic style, •octo«* at the ol.l hall: laat Salur lay
“< J T u ‘ T ,“‘"se ,or botel ,ir »»o'»
during th« campaign Th« tight ia bring c>*it, implying tha Una go\«rna*«nt baa tim««you pav rar faro ta «th«r citiaa. •eldoui equalled by any modern writer, night thev dioctieeed th.
o
.
*
■
*ls
çr
gu.1.1
lariu
in
the
Rugue
River
tbe bark of Chap
question
“
.,1: > 'u »»ntagKsl orange grove
mg to light eouie of ttee corraptioa of bevu deceitful with th«m,whi< h of cour-« • nd pav higher prices than you would ile waa editor of the Scout from :tee
L-’nsen < ; v.rtv. th» » «il
R e»» .ved that all foreign immigration m
un i ne© A \ ourhie».
pav
at
b<<m«
for
the
same
arti
<?
which the leading candidate« are guiltv. i* not true. There teems but one ronrro
time it was founded in 1883, tip to th« •hould be .t ipped," O.M.Kuox.loader of
When you «¡»end your money in other
I
• nd if on« half uf th« charge b« true,the for the pre« lent to poraue and that ia tu
lime of bis death and with hia tronche©; the affirmative aid«, waa a»aiat«<: by Rev
legislator« would do tne iwople a great pul down every rebel upnaing bv force pla< •« all you get is th« goods you buy. peu> as the many readers of the Scant fro«. Marshall and Robert Sliteo and I wel
¡0 Al KE8 not far from Kerby. 15 «. re,
I
rer
fav r by voting for a dark bur««, a clean •> arm« if it cannot bu done any other When you e|*ead it at bam« you not only can testify, has battled for what tee con­ >. II. Nperiia'e col .-ag. «« were W. R.
•no. e «(‘‘»•tu.m fair hou.e out f.uud
bin
ing».
gissi range, living water, will make
grt
the
goods,
but
th«
sonsy
comes
back
er man
way
The insurgent« ara like children,
*. ,\'¿ín.‘Ihh,or *a ("dustriou. fanti
ceived tu i-e right, alwata upholding aud -N'lfer. R M Cougle «ad Banis New­
not capable at all time«of knowing what to v - i in better atr««ts. better s<‘boola advocating th© beet interest« of the com b TL. judge, gave an nnanimoH.
I !L *«fc«nttbepric, of Prie. « k«
The eiporta lor the Vnital flata, lor
ia best for them and h«nc« it may be r ¡»«rhaps bettor patronage uf your I s maser« arid fighting with fear ess order vote fur affirmative. W’e tru.t ihi. club
the paat year have been not leee tbaa
necessary to mak« them kaow
The band, brother or son.
aga net what he believed to t>© wrong. wi f»e the uioana of great improvement
I' *
'
o ei ...
tbe
arts
If you will raad tbe adve*i.sement« ot
a*
chastiserunnt mav appear rat h« r severe
The noble traits of character of Amos K
tbe eania lea<tli e( time
l b . ie only
your local merchaaia you will find that
Clemene, Druggnt. epp. Oper» Honae.
an indei ta lire eituation iu the future •nd they may Buffer a great deal during al> uteverything nee l«d is k©pt in Granta Junes as reflected in bis life work and m
its adminiatration hut in th« end it wiil
his many acts uf kindness tu his Giend«
when thia country will hare attained its
Merlin Locale
advertisements are gener­
bo to their good. While the Spanish Paas. Those
v
,
and a»i«ociates while here below will
(reatoeea
I • ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lanterman epeat last
ally
true
Not
Lt
ansa
the
advertieere
8700
»•■
a a
eion will lead u. into every | ert 4 the government mav not be r>naiblo for are any batter than other poop «, bat •
Sunday in uraaia Paes
I gence on the shores beyond.
i a place <
lui cottage whmh
world where knowledge wiil be.an e un- lb« trouble the ii aurgeuta are likely tu thev can’t afford to taleropreeenl.
Ra ph and Abbie .Stackpole, of Ash­
make the American», d«ubtl©ss fubj«t ta
•
f this bri
H.s life will serve as a teeacon and a
» •
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■
.
the P ea.ar.i hoine.^ Uranu
°?V*
The store tha: advertise« 1» the store
land. bave been «pending the past two
it was w h
of
that
kingdom,
who
crave
rev«ng«
are
i
i
light
house
on
the
promontory
of
time
1 • • ’ ■ «
M
. *M
i*
a
*'•
roam
<
a
1
.m
p».
»
a.
‘
9-
This
that
is
knosn;
and
the
atora
that
is
lure i. X
on 1 n‘» * Voorbies bw
w»-ek« vieiting tbeir grandrueeber, Mr*. *
\s a rule Spaniards ar«'
to mark and point owl fur tbe using gen-
and u> knew where the beet . an be mod reap nsible
known is the »tor© that trade goes to,
Jordan, and Mr». Briggs, theii aunt
and hitherward is I ha place
I'ncle n >t truatworthv if. htatory ia to tie crod- and th© etur© that trade g •• to ia tbe I eration seeking to em i ate the example
I :
. » ,,.
They returned to their berae Saturday :
of ge xi men. The lives ot each aa he l
Sam’s eiporta must largely lacraeea i tod.
Stere that doe» the buain©»». and the
morning.
.‘vu -ee t . ,n
...u<bt,,,;JT*1' w‘*n
i are like.
from year ta year. mu. h to the Beliefs,
value. A '.arvram ru-
. r
ll’ real
•tore that does the hus.n««« a the at re
Bom—la ibis city, January 3, to Mr,
«I Bn. « a Vourhm.
y ortereJ- Iwiuira
tioti ■>( the merchsat, tbe farmer and tbe
The granite hills—which speak in voice I
that can t aff«rd to cheat.
The E dere. I »ea< oi • aa<
and
Mra
Keyte,
a
daughter.
aubliiHe
menufactnrer
For aeveral veara v •Purs hero ’•’In»: hr
IIMI ‘
th« B«tteany
Br««bytrri
a along the agr*
I a >? they
Mr. W. J. Roger«, of Grants Pane, wag
v«.-»*
iIU- Ai‘ •<re’ m cttltivatiofl
c- • fme grasa
unta l as« t»,«g
» «i
marked the breutv and diversity of tte«
«tend
Old area Alger is.,pp..ee.| to I'ews. lat
earn
year. Enure farm .*n h.
seen on uur «Creels Sunday laal.
l
*
vverwi
display ot h<d id ar gouda bv oar Grants I nshaken in their strength forever
•in-h taken b© from Xv
the An« “ rV<W
* with
pai ra M t ai • vei t
governor general ..( the Ph
.me ,
íannroufl
.. —t.. This
Mr and Mrs.
PaMmerchants aad if anything iewant I
lime,
lande
Tne ed.ter el this paper loop* D * and paa««<l th» full©
ui^-Ute farmer. Worth pftffiUble by an
l as«. Friday.
• ight ...r ha •
* ftn a< rt ' an
ed that ia not in stork vour merchant 1 The great
powd to him too for that particular Uuu« in v «w of tb« d •»
Chas. Crow r«t:iru«d
will f'adlv order it. aad can get itcheaj> ;
wand
• '
I •
í
• pasturai re *.u»a that ha« •
io resume his aludie. in
•r then you <•©. A liberal patronage The martel
teaaorie for opt-•
he .an gi.e b e i-t«d l<eiween Ihewi and th«
hun.lrw d ,..e— -
busines ev lege,
• ■ I
«ih boya farm
enable* the merchant te carry a ¡arger.
*>on
k « r ! w abuin •r»
;;;
own. Our objection is that he baa dein M ! •» .. («r tb«* p»« • av«f
belo*
Mill Reynolds haa gone to Ashland
Ra»< i v an
I irsi. That :
M«rlm Flne wat,n (a r
w ere he teas a jeb ot carrying rhe ma.
fo«nd »>rrvw that w« bid fi
• he • • .r
»Bl, year
'
s
1<
I ng «.
,
W*'1' etc” *r’1 * ,|.>nd. 1 b ,f •oms
ring«
»* V-
«« H q
g
I
un :«r euoie ueai cunlia tors. He and
'
male li.m Algere epe... sdi r r w
■« v yuurse.r
" ,Se
’*•» -I tb, („a...
poeer ta remove Ike
.
sud hia (an v, ww
•
. be patrutic. Th < doee'ot
hie two older boys being employed. Hi»
kr
H*. to wh .. rth th . B ioney ’ Thia
wheu he doee not fv w I. « re t
• d«e,i le\« iu them and high
lamily wi! aooa to w, there to re» de.
‘ '
aakru
■ »boating for
J »»lory.”,
We are adding t*ve
week to otir «Uxte
frigeratio
fiewey dearms honor al the hands uf the o' tueir invaluab » «ervieea
¿ whai vo i can for that pan of up tu date fur
• *
Tbe anew did n*H etay with ua long
( earca»«ea
>10. hundtad 4ft, doll.r. Win ».
"(pound in tf.i, ", I?”:“
intry aea
to ton »hu h ta etc.
‘
’
■ . e
.
R mulvkd ; beco nd. We
R ob boy .
Ocean.
• ki?
gs
work far better then was exp« led .> a v Kober’. Mt*Lean dear to our
«•«
Ka we have, bet r© stated.
*» -Ml butta.. Tb, d |21 ’ , tl
Hugo Item»
leu in«,
• K :<v. I livrea Fu es.
maa during the war tie made ne mie
•
•• s * q vour han i», and in the l-ace Uurtama, Ikx>r Mats, an i Rubber
ErneetGreen was lb© guest ©.' Mr. T.
lake iu the manag-uieat of a dirti, alt d«uymg and unt:rn g zb.»i
• • ita fate ia te be determined Matt ugw ta ns ne
-• r thaï ever
J. Haveus and fami.y aererai Taya ixet
-l^^7tutah;Znwnjt‘tE--
undorlekiag, wl i e Ager il hall of t . steadily grew© from the
U tl! vou «la»J by v »ar tow« ' before and we aed at
ctearti r
An abeulnteiv
« i
. e • t wev«
■ '-
.
,
member» of e wan «ear« .»g
■ I« ; r«s
>• n. b f
Ta.„t, ,J(
'■
¡*»<1
•t b©«»| Mercing
Mirror«. Hat Rncfie an t other hol.dar
Robert Cmctectt was ill for tee pa*t
h -• •
•
<
.
• :• ttrengxb *f • ver ?-*
»
in packages
•nd « ».ent
Tbi. £2?"”
r**ia
week bul :• now belter
I »* •>
buerd
a ©d a rm
Rreoivtn; ih inf. Wo
^ebeap.».,
.
.
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W
‘ offinv beautifully
The Caldoraia public «cheo! rvtta
of the tax paivni of district Nu. * t
at grocers’
M *B A»« inborn is at Wo f » reek flil-
member as 's h's .tt.
wcxm I, walnut, or oak
small
fami
r
.
°°
*hirb
a
out.il« ot Han Fraaemo, .tb«pri.l«*( • i
eurpoiie of voung • tax levy for t
• ,*
.
Mall | mi per In the latest pattern« tend mg ttee y«OB * easau’ >a agv (t for a lev
tbe «late, but Califeratoa« ,ann t i»« p the boast of laoqraing his
d* ' pl; n i euletaB ! • g •< : v . •«<
beat va «es at l.”tc rer double roll and •wks
looking d-»wn lh«ir abirt aullare m «o» oil irte tn bebed of our >
•ad for the e<j|q*»rt of itee * bowl l<
Ta eel 9 residents have bad quite a
N
raw back«.
> ■r.it.rw
rvw aben thoir altoaiien 1« ealled tu the youth, h • w od* of
** • » ’ < '
I be meeting « a
»r
a.-ge a( ©teas ee bat are all beiirr a:
I h«». rccwieed
.1.
R.
Hale
•y.tern in tbe wtndy e t,
The «po »
* r"M1 ••• ornent al
Ja
.
iarv
21.
at
th©
actoool
I
lion teal!, from th» pu>p
ihi© writing
"*» forwitare r<
•y»tea» m ib» «mployumnt o| tea» .» . vate tei» ur »twprurn,».- g •
’ ’’■•i»» bureau», ta-
2 h - hxk p. bi
Tbe call ts a»fned
K WATKRS,
bin, eteir«, -.utavi,
J
Jame« Haven» ia visiting hr grand
aad tf tbe F rteco greal pape»« aro t. Fe of «very religión», aerial •
V l uoth, chairman an I J VJea:
mettreeaee and
*
aswortmeut m
SCIENTIFIC \SSAYER. pare* ta at Grant« I .»«»
crodited, the «elimg of peeitiaa« to tbe furiti, «r»d bla leaJnir«« iu
clerk.
k*nee furano,,
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Mineral
Application Nu 93.
U. 8. Land Office, Roseburg. Oregon
November 22.1**
j Notice is hereby given that William •
ames, b William F. Horn, his attorney:
fact, whose post office address is Griai
Oregon, in pursuance uf the Unite. •
Mate» Mining laws ha» madeappl atiun
patent for I.' mj O linear feet on the Ovenigs
lode, situated in the Wolf Creek Mining h
trict, Josephine County. Oregon, being"*
vey No. >»2 de>< ribeii by We official pi
posted, and by the held notes hied in u
urtc e. a* foil 3ws
Beginning at Cor. No. 1. whence the .
Sec. Cor. on west side Sec. 30. Tv. Xi K
W. W. M. (»ears N. 82*06’33 E. 44rt,*'.
and Mt. Reuben U.S. L. M.. t>ears N.4»)fc
19 W. 123»4» tt.. thence N. l’iui' E. IM
ft. to Cor. No. 2; thence N. 73 •'*>■ W. (flOr.
to Cur. No. 3; thence S. 19 >, W. lXUft «
Cur No. 4; thence 8. 73*56' E.HUO ft. tot«
N'o. 1. From discovery cut the pre»un.ft
dim lion of the vein is N. V "V E. 14>
and te. 16-04 W. 70 ft. Of record aj
Page85, Vol. 12 of Miscellaneous Minnt
records of said Josephine County. Tk
I u< a. Virginia and Albany lodes, unsr
veyed,adjoin. Area 20 661 acre». Forniiaft
portion of Tp. 33 »>.. R. s W. of theWUU«
ette meridian mot subdivided). Any tt
all persons claiming adversely any port
ot said mine or surface ground are requir*
to hie their adverse claims with the Kef*'
terot ttee United states Land office at tu*
burg, Oregon, during tbe 00 days’ pend
publication hereof or they wiil l»e barred
virtue of the provisions of tbe statute.
J. T. BRIDGE*. Register
First publication Nov. 24, l*i»s; last pa*
cation Jan. 26, 1S99.
i»<> Y’ou Want an Education?
For 1125 the State Normal at Ashlss .
will furnish you instruction, board, Wt^
ini and books for one school year o!
months, or 112.50 pave all expel,-»-. )
month, if paid by the mouth.
Any young person has the choi.t
making preparation to teach, pretareK
college, take a business course or Sr «
studies.
Muir special features are the labnn
tory, method of teaching the natsn
Sciences, opportunity to studv tbe int­
er mathematics, such as trigonoaetr
analytical geometry, ca’culus. efe.,<*
cution and many other line, of stu:
’fend for catalogue.
Crescent City and Oranre Pas.
Line Passenger llares.
From Granta Pas,
To Wilderville .
To lxDve’,
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To Anderson
To Selma............
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Above rate, subject to cl ■hangs » th.4
notice. Hound trip tickets
ata and ex«
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,a. rates.
The smallest things may exert <•-
«reatest influence.
DeWitt’s Ln*
■ arly Risers are unequaled for oven •
"< constipation and liver troubles — •
V. Kremer.
To c.rt U told In One D«y
‘a^’’BrumeQuinin« Table4«. J
refund money if it fail- to
Tbe genuine ha. LBQ on each «1*
bluo lleaard S1OU.
The reader» f thia paper «
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pta*»ed tu .earn that there »» at le»M«*
,r**d'-d Ui-e«.»w that »ciene» h*»
*■’■* Io cure ia all it, .tagee, »ml tb»> ’ ’
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