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ROüUf RIVER COURIER PIBUMHKD KVXnV rHlMMDAY. PRICE Ac V<M>RHIES, been bad these great civilizations gone to war Nith each other. <>a tbs vary verge of war then, but now in the arms of i eace. _ xorroas and Fa«»rMirrua>. Poor old mau Kincaid, the C ovkikb supported him during the last campaign, because it thought him a good, honest old man who would look out for the in terests of the people ol ibis state, but it begins te aj>pear that be waa exceeding- ly vigilant in looking out for the inter* rots of H. R. Kincaid, if only a fraction* al part of the reports agaiasl him be true. Ho charges the stalo for 34 year’s subocnptioB to I he Oregon Blate Jour* nai, bio paper, published at Eugene Barring any and all other charges that may be preferred against him,thio eno io sufficient evidence it terms of the man’s animus. Tor it there can be no pallia tion. 'I just, why was not a portion of it paid years and years ago and not al* lowed to run so luug ? Il may be that when he got inte office be saw what otb- ert had done, which lo him became a precedent, and ho simply waded io for what was in sight. Kincaid feels that be Las saved the state a great deal of money during his term of four years and through the Oregonian he thus »peaks, but that, though goof! in itself, cannot save him from the disgrace that has al ready befallen him. Now io an excell ent opportunity for a complete invesli- eation while the legislature io in session and wo say let it go on. bate « ur st ntH BirrioN : |1 A One Year, in advance .66 Six Months, ... .35 Three Months, ... .06 tingle Copies, ... ‘ opposite »site your name indicate« The date indicaiei ,_____________ 1 your subeeription is pai«l the lime to which it It is your account with the Cot eixk , . When bisk ____ pay your _ subscription ..—I- at_____ U-O the when you see . that date is «-hanged. No pai»«r will be stopped until arrears are pai«l in lull. Advertising rates on application. (k>py for change or* ad "must l»e Lande«! in before Tuesday noon, otherwise netting of the matter will be < barge«! for al the rate of b Car running in« b, single column. Altera on» and additions to copy will tie charged for at the rate of 10c per running inch, sin gle column. In all advertising contracts four issue* constitutes a month. Grants Fasii is the < ounty »eat of Jose phinecountv and is situate«! in thecenter of the bouthem Oregon gold mining dis trict Entered at the po»t office at <4rants Pass, Oregon, as secona-class mail matter. T hursday , J anuary , 19, ihfy. At the Medford municipal election last week the question of a sewer er no sewer was the issue. We are please«! to an nounce to the ¡»eople of Grants Bass that the voters »aid plainly, “We want a sewer.” _________________ The great annual edition of the Ore gonian made ita appearance the 16th, re plete with information relative to the resources of Oregon. The pictorial part exceed« anything this paper ever put out on a like occasion. Aguinaldo may be very intelligent him self, but when he succeeds in thwarting the intentions of the United States gov eminent in the Eh ilippiee Islands and establishes a decent republican govern ment among the lazy insurgents, he may well be called a sage or a modern phil osopher. _________ A baboon in Kan Francisco drank some whiskey and then proceeded to smash the mirrors. That is another missing link between the baboon and man. As a rule, if an honest mirror is held up before a man, he will sunash it if he can.—Interior. There are some inen who, when they fill themselves up on whiskey, can out baboon the baboon himself. 1 M Bryan of Nebraska is gradually shap ing his policy for the campaign of 1900. He will advoeate free silver and oppoor expansion. The majority of the Nation al Democratic Contnittoe look favorably upon his views and think hnutobetho one who should bead the ticket. But then Croaker of New York has a polity which ho is anxious that the democratic party take up. Ho says that the free silver issue is dead, hence he favors the gold standard and the policy of oipen sion. __________________ There is a bill before the legislature to amend the Charter of Grants Pat*« The city council proposed the amend ments and the substance of there, or the principal ones, is as follows Author izing the people to bend, if they so de sire, not to exceed >100,000 indebtedness; Authorizing the mayor to appoint the marshal and street commissioner to be confirmed by the council; Empowering the council to raise, if need be, the city tax levy to 10 mills and in special cases to 15 mills; Empowering the council, in case a water system or a sewer is put in, to levy a tax or to assess the damages to profierty holders A petition has been sent to the legislature requesting that laxly to amend the Charier dividing the city into wards, but to this latter proposition there wav sent up a reruon •trance. We do not know what reasons the remonstraters give for opposing the division, but it was advocated in th«* council that it would increase the city’s expense. It would perhaps make an in crease of a very few dollars, but the ben efit to be derived would far outweigh the paltry expense. California. after the ore is reduced to powder, the gold and silver being tLrown out in a perfectly froo state and free from i in pur ities This new system is admirably suited to ores hold.ng much iron pyrites, ae that very objectionable mineral has always been a trouble. Th* Stump. A Minins Idyl. Conunumcatioiw His arm», they sprang!« far and wide. (He held a mighty tree; And now with heavy slip and slide, Into the cut jump* he. Gctopu» like he wprawleth now With roots and rocks lie girt, An«! Iianging to him, anyhow, Ten thousand ton»of dirt. The stump, he lieth in the race, Of this, there is no doubt. A thousand men with Imrs and »pikes, Could never get him out. O partner, partner, conic and nee Affair» be horrible. Tliis great big thing has jumped in here And fixed us plentiful A little “Hercules,” of course, Is surely what we need, A stick or so of “Number Two” Shall do the mighty deed. Now bore the auger hole right here, < ret powder, fuse and capo, We’ll blow him clear arrow the creek, Or further still, j>erha|n<. Now, “Fire and hike thee out of here. A im ! jump IxhimJ the tree. The fuse it fizzeth, “whang” shegoea, The stump, oh, when- is he. Is he blown to smitherenes or not? Is he scattered far and wide? I>oth he cover a forty acre lot, <)r «loth he still abide? The stump, he lieth in the rare, Ponderous, grim and black, Appeareth but the ragged hole, And the microscopic crack. The auger wus by far too short, Oh, Bard, ’twill never do I Oh, woe is me, oh, woe is lie! Alas, alack, echtl ’ The Mtump, he lieth in the race, Ponderous, bliuk and grim, Ilin full five feet acron» his face. What shall we do with him? F hbd M knh < ii Corrceponöencc. WiHiam* Ilea*» Much rain b»» •»¡¡•» th*’,ew 'Uv’ W. »re ver» torry to I**'“ ,lie *"' oce» oi Mira Gertrude John. For hale The following articles are among those I. G. Moon made » bu»in«» trip to offered for sale by Joseph Pollock at the W11I1MM1M*. »rak. Mr. Muon i» eon- Lead of sixth street: Spray pump, lx>g teniplating patting up » gri»t mill. chain, Tools, Mortar, Furniture. Prun Jerome Kuwel, of loner WllIuMU*. ing shears, Pick, Shovel and rans,Brass ited friend» here S»turd»y *nd sund»». kettle, Boiler, Washing machine and L*»t Monday Clarence Raa»e» Wronger, Wash board. Sausage-mid, hurt quite badly by a Wi fro«“ *“» hor,,f- baddie, Bridle, Pack saddle. Pitchforks, Minnua Howell wade atrip tu yoar Mattock, Canned fruit, Chickens, Bone A Word From Mr Kubli. city last mill, ( ’ lock. M e . E oitom In your imui of Janua Williams can boast oi many improve* ry 9th, there apjxared an article entitled Notice of Dissolution. meet*. Ws now Live a weekly news “A Word to Women,” upon which, with Notrce is hereby given to whom it may paper whkb gives us tbs news vi tas your j>eruii89ion, 1 weuld like to briefly concern, that the partnership heretofore world in a condensed form, so web <■ comment. The truthfulness of the arti- existing between H. C. Bobzieu and Jos local bappeuingo. Our paper bids fair j cle I do not call in question, but the eph Moss, under the firm name of Bob* to rival (t), tLe R oui k R iver C oebixb . same could lie said of the merchants of zien A Moes has been this day mutually Any one desiring a copy of tbs paper Grants 1'aas who will send off* for pro dissolved. H. C. Bobzien will pay all may obtain it by sending 25 cento to Ed duce rather than pay the cash to the existing liabilities and collect all debts itor George Sparlin. farwier. The country farmer is nut the due from or owiug to, said firm. P rairie F lower . argest pebble on the bee« h. The Lord H. C. B obzien , i created a larger fish than the country Kerby J trass. J oseph M ohs . farmer and that is the Grants Paas o»er- I Dated this 7tb day of January, 1899. Charley Hart returned from Grants chant, who nays, “We will not pay yua Pass Sunday. Rather Romantic. cash for your product but will exchange The sudden rise of the mill race pre Saturday night Edward 8. Adams and you goods for it. We want to make a vents the miners’ returning to work. profit on your grain as well as on our , .Miso Nettie Haialin walked quietly down Dave Hour came to town Saturday goods. We will buy your gram at our to the parsonage ol the M. E. church price aud if we cannot exchange goods South where Rev Wilson tied the knot with |3<)J in gold dust, the result of 12 for farm produce, we will order a carload that made the two one for life. They days labor. Mrs. David Gilmore is quite ill. Miss from the Rogue River valley qir from thu kept the matter verv quiet, be escorting L'mpfjua yallsy.” bio wife to her home and then going to Maudie Gilmore Lao been quite sick with But this carload is exchanged for our the hotel where he remained over night. chickenpox but at present writing is re money and not our g<jeds, money that Mrs. Adams did not so much as tell her ported convalescent we gel irom the miners and farmers sister that she was a bride. Next morn The 20th century problem has been who live around Grants Pass. Now ing each went to the train as though causing considerable discussion among when the merchant orders a carload of they had nothing in common but were the solvers of Kerby, giving rise to farm pinduce and pays cash, of course, merely off for a trip. When they were uni«jue object lessons, such as i uopper the money is gone just the like tbs mon gone the secret leaked out that Mr. and chip, beans, toothpicks, etc. And still ey th«' woman pay out for articles which Mrs. Adams had gone to Medford to it is undecided. they get in other cities. I wouid like to spend a few days with her parents, after Mr. and Mrs. John Tycer of Deei ask the question, “Why do our mer which it ia baid chat they intend to ge to creek, opened their hospitable doors to chants do this? And how can our farm New York. the devotees at the shrine of Terpsichore ers he prosperous when they nave such Attln Gold Field«. Friday last. All rej>ort a fine time. a set ot men to deal with as the Grants X. Q. J. The rush to the Attin gold fields io Pass merchants who will not pav cash about to yield very substantive returns Leland Xews. for any produc e that they get from the to the cumpaniee jointly operating the D ear “E d ”: Thinking perhaps you farmers?” Certainly the merchants White Pass and Yukon Railroad, in would like to hear from Leland vicinity must realize that we have no other mar which British Home Capitol is in addi 1 will write up a few items which wiil ket except Grants Pass and it is sell our tion to American money, very largely treat on mining, for us miners have but produce there or nut at all, besides the invested. The terminus of the line little other news. farmer is compelled to accept the mer* above brings the gold field in question chant’s terms or keep bis produce. The miners at present have plenty of within so many miles of Attin, and it is Now these are facts, Mr. Editor, I water so they are all happy. underoto«>d that those behind the rail know that it is impossible to sell a two There has been a large amount of road contemplate, (providing the neces horse load of anything off the farm to sary parliamentary powers can be ob money expended on Grave creek the last merchants of Grants Pass lor the cash, tained; an early extension to the new summer for ditches and fixing up the but they take it and sell it fer the cash. goldfields. It io satisfactory to learn mines. K. J. K lbli . that the White Paes railroad is especially The most of our large mines that Ti rai meut of Ores by Cyanide of for a lin« through such rough country, were worked for a long time, and held Potaeeluiu. exceptionally well and substantially by miners did not Lave the means to laid, almost after the fashion of an Eng- bring the water from Grave creek,but now BY J. K. WATERS, lish railway. This, however, is only there are several large ditches and with During the past two years, I have car- what might have been expected of a the heavy showers we can look for a big ned on a series of experiments ia treat- company having an advantage of both return. ing dry ores by the cyanide process. anbetantial capitol and aided by the best There has been blit little sickness in These are ores containing silver, sui- enginering skill. It is expected that this vicinity. pbnle and gold associate«! with more or fully 1200) persons will arrive at Attin Our climate is very temperate, hardly leas iron pyrites, also sihcious ores con- before the middleof March. Housssare any winds for many days. The fog is mining gold and silver in which the gold now going up iu all directions and eight very high above the mountain tops, We values predominate. The results of saloons are already doing a thriving have had but six inches of show . It these experiments are rather interesting. trade while seven general stores and two lasted but an hour. 1 will give you an instance. Operating bakeries are doint a roaring trade. on an ore, containing, as shown by ordi- Now is a good time for quartz pros The country is level and easily rea< hed nary «»»ays, 38.04 os. silver aud 1.10 oz. pecting, as there is but little snow ou on foot or on horseback. At the present of gold, 1 found that the gruss returns the mountains. There has been very time the trail is pasHable, only one foot from the smeller amounted to |41 11 per little quartz prospecting in this country. of snow being oa th* ground ton, less |I5 fur packing to railroad and A good many men will come here, and Several miners from the neighbor $14 for freight and smelter charges, |29, look aroumd a short time and say, “1 hood of Grants l'a«« and Ashland will equals a net return of $12 11. By the cy don't think there is any thing in this leave for Attin the last of Febrnary. anide process, thu same ores yield a gross country,“and go away, but if energetic j. k . w. return ol |34.67,less |5 lor transportation men <ome they will find some good and |.‘) per cost of treatment, $10, equals ledges, for where there is so much good $47.57 net returns to shipper or $12.56 in placer there will bo good ledges. favor of cyanide treatment. There are There is a good deal of farming im many prospects of the same general provement in this vicinity. The old character in this state and even in the Ed Maloney ranch ia being fenced with neighborhood of tirants Lass and 1 do boards and wire. Mackin Bros, have say that it will not pay to gulp ore fur less the contract. They also have a large than 940 per ton, as all other ore under contract from the K. R forengine wood. Jrpan Ceylon this value is thrown aside in mauy plat es, Mr. Espv, one of our citizens, has re and the ratio of ore under $40, to that En^ljh breakfast turned from California where he went to over $40, is as 3 to 1 , one can readily Oolong ideal Elend see his step daughter, who was there for realizo what a boon it would be to the her health. district ii some cheap method of treat Perhaps I am tiring your patience. uieut of such ores chould he «s ablishud More anon, U ncle A lhkxt . in ibis golden district, where all kinds ot precious uietals are allowed to remain Glendale Items. undisturbed, not alone alx>ul here but M AURIGI) J F. Kennedy left thio week for a others and in a still greater degree—dis KKAU8E—MASTERS—lo th it city, short trip to Inland and Wolf creek. tricts more remote from railways—wouht .l»mi»ry 3rd, 1SW by Canntv Jndg. F. C. Wintemute lias juat returned b« be nr fit ted. Axtell. John VV. Krausa to Misa Del* from a throe week's visit to Redding, Much of the recent gold production is I orah Mastt*rs. Cal. owing lo the improved methods ol ex ADAMS—HAMUN—At the M. E. Mrs. J. L. l>ewey and daughter, Edith, tracting the gold from low grade and re church South parsonage, January 14, fraclory oree which in former years were by Rev. Wilton, Edward 8. left lor Roseburg on Saturday evening's train. lelt either in the name or upon the dump I A lams to M iso Nettie Hamlin. Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ___________ The »tump, he lieth in the race, Ponderous, black and grim. Hi» full five ft*< fc-row his fa«-. What shall we do with him? r L Nowlf »H **» bi‘ h* , u'*"r,,hro‘ 77 Cra. ra^rUlhalMr.T««1* .in. 1 Mlnrtal Application Xn u.j U. 8. Land Ottica, RuMbdrg, Oreruu > November 22 t..„ ' Solite i. hereby given; that William^ Jam.', by William F. Horn. hi. .tL “ in lai t. » ho.e poet otti, e «.Idre.. (,!?*' in pursuance th. r Uta» . . a . Faw. - U Oregon, ...i.., e*l ....... U.._ in ad« 1_ of *Utes MinimFlawsbaa appib 1 Ultftl Hannato à '¡-»»a. .* patent for 150u linear feet on ui Vfa, ver >tate.Miver Dollar. Oreguniaa 81,^77 Wr»»b thru. íurara lacb. ; and lT 8. lodes and for 7*13 tg i?? M.rton Veauh Sni.t>»d .orb oa to. teet «»n the Gold Bug lode, situated ’n w < reek Mining District. Jo^phine’. Oregon, being »urvev No. 351 des< rdJl • ditch »nd began piping »" ¡n»»1*"*1 ' the official plot ¡»osted and by tht h'’ week. notes tiled in t-Gis office as follows: Mortati AMt.ll tog... »orb ..tb.tr G <> old .i n B tn i g .. L mux ook Beginning at air., ror r q \ . „,0. lato •»•«■■ They b.ra • lu" b«»d identical with Oregonian Cor. No 2 »k,„‘ the Sec. Cor. on West side Sec ■ > 0( w.wr. Mr. Ato»"'» »bildr.n bara S., K. 7 W W M.. bears S. Wbts i’.s ? 1 bwn quite »•<* with .neaale». but are re- ?:«•; I ft.. Mt. Reuton C. s. I. y t M-.1HI” E . 21X5 «4 ft. theme N ,? <V Ut. AVI tW HK ft lo til U. I . S. > l ( ur 1 ;<a ’ 11 covering nicely. w or N.k No. 1, Bob iHsan »tarla. I up Lio mine below lot'or Nc. 2, identical with < or. No . ► ver .-Ute thence ri. 74’57’44 ' W. aJO ft c was »afe to turn Cor. So. 3, identical with Cor. No. , J * th. .tor. aa »oon •» It Chris Taylor io -tale, and Cor.No. 2 Silverltollar * the w»t»r in the ditch, l ’ > 02'1« ’ K. 7!B *> ft. lo Cor. No,«. ..J*, auitoing him m te.riiu up the earth. with Cor. No. 3 Oregonian: thence X -( 14 E. tM) ft. to Cor. No. 1. From ’ <ieorge Green, nbo is developing a uf discovery tunnel the presume.! dinar _______ quartz claim ou Rocky Gulch was over of the vein is S. 15-02'lb'’ E. 7i*< 4« ft. au* SiLVia S tat « Lon»: Reginning u , visiting hi, brother for a few day« la»t Ue »a»« the «now i« about 16 in- No. 1. whence -aid ‘i Cor. r»ec. 3u week, »1 lo' 2i. E. 76B1 41 It., thence N bo 2 ches deep at his plaee and wall »ettlad. W 333 H ft. to V. B. Cor. No. 4. m, ' , Henry Huteiiin*» mad» a flying trip I Cor. No. 2; thence b. 74’57’44’' W.m f. , i or. No. 3; thence S. 15-0216" E I5u, o , 4 down to the »tor» Wedne»dav. H» n I Cor. No. 4; then. » N. 74 57 44 E,»i 7 about raady to begin craahing qaaru i or. No. 1. From ¡diacovery cut u>, w 1 . »ume.1 direction uf the vein u N. lj-rv-1. fruoi hi» ledae on Bailey creek. W. 1500 ft. Chae. Alfred ia crushing »»»»good -iLvia Doi.laa l.ont: Beginning u<„. ,ar. rock in bi» airantra on the Alfred 4 N.> 1. whence »aid v, Cor he. e. E. 7?1-’ 3" ft . them e N lo o.' B»«ocb claim oppotite t«» mouth of Bai- VV. 70634 ft. tu Oregonian Cor. No 3U < 1.1 Ho.. I' aw V4 1 A3 Ml ft ly creel. The Rocky Gulch Co. ie runningon ! thence S. 15“0216 ’ E. 1500 ft. to ( or Nat 1 full time witli plenty of »»ter and a full Thence N. 74’57’44’' E. tiffOft. lo Cor. No. « orners Nos. 1 and 3 are each marked bvan i X chiseled in solid rock and witness pbsu force ot men. erected respectively N. 74’57’44” E. 4.51 ft B. E. Stahl is working the giants on ind 8.74 5/44" W. 5.29 ft. from said vor. the big Alexander Cic Bent mine for all ners. From discovery cut the presumed of the vein is N. 15’02 16 ’ W they are worth This is, probably the direction 11 and S. 15’02'16’’ E. 3» ft. largest placer mins iu the country and it O begomian L ode : loginning at Cor. N o 1. whence said Cor. Sec. 30 bears*N\ is as guo<] as it is large. 81-34'24 ” E. 7071.75 ft.; thence N. 15’02’16" Our genial merchant, J. E Loomis, W. 4511.66 ft. to Bimetallist Cor. No. 4, 15(je wears a emilu as broad aa the river it. to Cor. No. 2; thence 8. 74 57’44 W.tfij ft. to Cor. No. 3; thence 8.15’02’lfi’’ E. 150) Plenty of water means a good business i it. to Cor. No. 4; thence N. 74’57’44” E.tMj I O dd or E ven . ft. to Cor. No. 1. From discovery cut the presumed direction of the vein is N. I5°v./ Think of liv. 16” W. 385 ft. and 8. 15“02’16” E. 1115 fl. B imetallist L odi : Beginning at cor. *—< ing a year or two after one No. 1, whence said % Cur. Sec. 30 bears N 88v39'56” E. 6612.96 ft.; thence N. 15’02’16" ---- is dead; dead to all practical in W. 1500 ft. to Cor. No. 2; thence S. 48-57’19" tents and purposes,— W. 667.6 ft to Cor No. 3, identical with U.S. dead, with the auto Cor. No. 1; thence 8. 15’02’16” E. 1500ft. to graph of death in Cor. No. 4; thence N. 48’57'19” E. 667.6ft. to scribed on brow and Cor. No. 1. From discovery cut the pre cheek and lip. sumed direction of the vein is N. 15 O2T6 Thousands of W. 1490 ft. and 8. 15’02’16" E. 10 it. women live for U.S. L ode : Beginning at Cor. No. 1. a year or two whence said J4 Uor. 8ec. 30 bears 8. 83’29'25" after all help E. 7552.54 ft.; thence N. 48’57’19” E. I.’ j UO ft. fulness and No. 2; thence N. 15°02TG ’ \V.667.6 happiness have toCor. to ( or. No. 3; thence 8. 48’57’19” \V. 1500 gone out of ft. Cor. No. 4; thence 8.15’02’16” E. 667.6 their lives. ft. to to Co. No. 1. From discovery cut the When a woman ft. direction of the vein is £.48’57'19” becomes hope presumed lessly helpless E. 1500 ft. Of record on pages 19-20 gmi 77-84, Vol. and unhappy she is practic 12 of Misc. Mng. Records of sai«l Josephine County. ally dead oung woman to whom the future is a dreary waste, the young | The Sunset lode, unsurveyed, adjoins, the wife who is a helpless, nervous invalid, j ground in conflict being excluded irom thii the mother whose babes are a burden in application. Area. 110.54 acres. Forming stead of a blesstng,—all these, unless they a portion of Tp. .33 8., R. 8 W. of the Wil- take the right measures to recover their i lametie Meridian(not subdivided). Any and health, are better dead than living. In the oil persons claiming a«lversely any portion majority of cases these ghosts of women : of said mines or surface ground are required owe their condition to weakness and dis ' to tils their adverse claims with the Register ease of the distinctly feminine organism. I of the United states Land office at Rust Frequently they have been deceived by burg, Oregon, during the sixty days’ period the incorrect diagnosis of some obscure of publication hereof, or they will be barnd physician and do not understand the true by virtue of the provisions of ths statute. nature of their trouble. It only costs a J.T. BRIDGES, Register. two-cent postage stamp for a woman to First publication Nov. 24, 1898; last pub. write and describe her condition to Dr. hcation Jan. 26,1899. R. V. Pieice, an eminent and skilful special ist, for thirty years chief consulting phys ician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Mineral Application Nu 03. Institute of Buffalo, N. Y. He will answer U. 8. Land Office, Roseburg. Oregon,) letters from ailing women without charge. He is the discoverer of Dr Pierce’s Fa November 22, 1N98.J vorite Prescription, the greatest of all Notice is hereby given that William 8. known medicines for women. It acts Janies, by William F. Horn, his attorney in directly on the delicate organs concerned fact, whose post office address is Grant* in maternity and makes them strong, Pass, Oregon, in pursuance of the United healthy and vigorous. It banishes the in States Mining laws has made application for dispositions of the anxious period and patent for 1500 linear feet on the Oversight makes babv’s coming easy and almost lode, situated in the Wolf Creek Mining Dis painless. it cures all disorders and dis trict, Josephine County, Oregon, being sur placements and checks exhausting drains. vey No. 352 described by the official plat ’Previous to mother hood mv wife was ven- j'Osted, and by the Held notes filed in this sick.-' writes Dennis H Connellv. Esq., of Clear office, as follows: Water Wright Co.. Minn. • Two buttles of I >r Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence the >4 Pierce s Favorite Prescription made her well >ec. Cor. on west side bee. 30, Tn. 33 8., R. 7 and strong,' W. W. M. l>ears N. »2 06'33” E. 41*6.4’ ft. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bil iousness and constipation. One a dose. and Ml. Reuben U.S. L. M., bear* N. 46 49 19 ’ ’ W. 1238.29 ft.; thence N. 16°O4’ E. 150U They never grip« ft. to Cor. No. 2; thence N. 73 W. 660 ft to Cur. No. 3; thence S. 16 ««4 W. 150” ft. to Cor. No. 4 ; thence 8. 73°56’ E. 600 ft. to Cor STRAY ED No. 1. From discovery cut the presumed direction of the vein is N. 16'04’ E. 14>' ft. ^1 RAY LD—Red bull- There now is and and s. 16“04' W. 70 ft. Of record on has l»een on my farm on Louse creek 1 age 85, Vol. 12 of Miscellaneous Mining for the past two years a stray ball, red- records of said Josephine County. The brindlt. slit in right ear. will weigh about ' ir|»ima and Albany lodes, unsur- 120 j , tor 5 years old. Owner will please veyea,adjoin. Area20 661 acres. Formings get same and pay charges. A. C ole . portion of Tp. 33 R. 8 W. of the Willam Cole’s Ranch. Dec. 3, 189B. ette meridian (not subdivided). Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion WANTED oi said mine or surface ground are required IV'JOI> wanted on subscription, at this to Hie their a<lverse claims with the Regis ter of the United State* Land Office at K«.se- ’ ’ office. burg. Oregon, during the 6” days’ period of EXt HANGE publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. ( Xl’.ASGE GROVE in —' re, ot 4.vear » caí • . .. J- T- BRIDGES, Register. " old oltl tret-> ius* ( coming into ■ liearing. ---- tree, just 2'. 1 first publication Nov. 24,1898; last publi troni < Onviilp l ai a .. city ».it.. of 350u pop- ...... 1 cation Jan. 26, li’iu. miles ■« from »nviile, Cal., ulation. Will exchange or stock a I ' 17--- ° for hotel vi of g.Hxl. or goo.f farm in tha Rogue River Do You Want an Education? valley. If you want a good orange grove tor 1125 the Stat» Normal at Aabland call un I rice A Voorbies. "ill furnish you instruction, board, lodg- REAL ESTATE. J ing and books for one school year of ten months; or 912.50 $12.50 pave pays all ex expenaeaeach I JAIRY RAN« H.—We have for »ale lnont ,l> ur pen sea each within * miles of this city, one of tbe ,nonlh, if paid by the month ’ iairv ranches in Oregon, which wh An» fer for sale at a bargain to an'y one » ho b° J Any young periton ha» the choie» oi iiioney to put into a business of this kind Ul*k>ng preparation to teach prepare for touney Urif* I'ri.... V __ bonne» r . . . costobuimtfetotoq.lîrê.'" :'’"W. Uke . bu.inea» course or »elect | studies. X7( M I "i*1 , uv *1*" in Granta l'a«-. mo borne special feataiea are the labora , 11H". on which there ia a beatiti fui cottage which co..t $wiu Th, pia. , i» tory, method ot teaching the natural well improved, ha. good walerand is one of sciences, opportunity to studv the high the plea-ant home« of Grant. Fa»« Thu er mathematics, auch as trigonometry, 1« a bargain < all on Prue A Voorbies be fore it is too late. analytical geometry, ca'culus. etc., elo cution and many other lines of study. 1 «¿un/l _ a_ I J D -y . your^if".^’ »«"«l’o« «Won., ìi’i'im'* » , ' “n '* 'K,U*rh' ,Or l,ali “• ’'-•I .J i“?, .Uv1’1™.1" rïrtly orter*J inquir« lit» »mallMt things may exart th» of Pnce Jt V oorhu... ' I greatest intjaence. DeWitt'» Little 1(K) A<J,',“ 'lTieW « hnegra». Early R;Wr» ar. unequaled for overcom it’. *'re" ln ' alnvation ra. h »«ar Entire fam, ,an l.e rovere.1 with ing constipation and li»er troubles —W ■Inch taken from the Appiedate Th', r Kremer. tarn. mM I* mad» mr 'rontaW, up date fanner « ..¿h ï?t.n acre ' !n To Cure » Cold In Oar Hay uTl'Ä V.’Xe.M“t *"'OUD‘- i »ke Laxative Bromo Quinin»TablaU. All ■ Iruygirt. refund money if it fail» to rur», '■ Tbe genuine ha» Ì.BQ on each tablet. The editor of thio poster feels con- straiood tn give bio readers the Impres sions the groat state of California made Perouant to call by D. S Holton, cap U|>on hia wbilo he was traveling through parts of it during the holiday excursion tain of Camp No. 11 the Indian war vet trip. The Sacramento and Santa Clara erans ef the North Pacific coast met in i valleys have safTored greatly ia cease city hall at Granta Pass on January 7th, > queries of tbs light rainfall of the past A. D. 1899. The following preamble and I year and to a stranger they appear under resolutions prepared by Kliad Hudson i The terrible disaster in Tacoma bar ouch circumstances rather desolate, but were introduced to the senate and house ’ her to the British bark Andalanain the copious showers of rain that have of representatives of the United States, , which fifteen or twenty men loot their your petitioners : lives during the storm seems unno osoary fallen rocoutly will make them to blos The Indian war veterans of the North i if strict care had fee-n observed from som as ths rose, and put new life and vigor into the people Old settlers said Pacific coast would earnestly and respect first to last. The vessel had just dis that one more good rain would insure n fully ask that the bill now pending iu i charged its ballast and was in no condi the house of representatives an«) twice i tion to stand a storm which, is liable to good crop and doubtless that rain has passed the senate, providing pensions » come up at any time on the Oregon and come ere this While many parts of for Indian war veterans pass and become • Washington coast at this season of the California have suffered severely becaese a law. year. From the many disasters that of the drought, the Pajkro valley in Santa Whereas, that now many of the old In have occurred on the walers during the Cruz and Montoray counties Memo to dian war veterans have spoliation or de past few months it seems that the sea ia have been a more favored spot. It io near the coast and had rain when the predation claims pending in congress or after ths sailer. interior valleys Lad none. Watsonville,a sleeping in or Ixfore the court of claims, Last week Teas Sharkey and Kid Me town of 4000 inhabitants, it in the center anything you may do to hasten or facil Coy made brutes of themalves in New of this beautiful little valley, a.id in no itate action on those claina will be York while lh«*usande of people looked parts of California outside of Fan Fran thankfully received by the few remain on and cheered with vehemence. Spain cisco was there seen ouch business ac ing old pioneers of Oregon. Whereas, we are all now old, de- has her cock fights, her dog tights and tivity. Everyone who wante«l to work erepid and many of us in need and pecu« her bull fights, the sight of which great seemed lobe doing something because mary want as we are last passing away, ly amuses the populace, but which this there was plenty lor him lo do. The country seems te despise because of their leading industries of the Pajaro valley and in a few more yaaro there will be nothing left to mark the graves of the brutality. We fail to see any difference, are fruit raising, principally apples and hardy pioneers who fought their way since man is at the bottom of both. beet vulture, while the production j I Those who tight and those who cultivate strawberries is no small concern. There through bands of uncivilized savages to a taste for seeing such things are also wore ohippe<i from that valley last ova thio coast and were engage«! in almost cultivating that nature nearest the lower sun to foreign markets approximately a continuous Indian warfare ior 10 years from 1847 to 1857, before we brought the* animal instead el the higher natures in 1,(KM),(MH) bums of applua and yet this industry io in its infancy, the [topple nut ladiaua under subjection and control on telligence and morality. having discovered until recent years that reservations, so that it wii possible for Governor Goer knew what ho was they have otuh a favored spot for apple paople to live m paaca and eajoy their talking almut when he spoke to the log io raising Hue thing that impressed the homes and fireside» and the women and laturo of this stale in his message just writer is, that orchardislo could sell their children safe from the scalping knives after being inducted ¡«to office Wo pre fruit five years io advance, the buyer to of the wily savages. Whereas, Are we to receive any re- dicted that he would make one of ths take all chaacoe of a failure of a crop. treat governor a the stato ever had, and A crop seems so certain that those who ward of merit for the hardships, priva this first stop strengthens our belief took the advantage of the opportunity to tions and dangers we have gone through, Having nerved in the legislature himself sell four or five years in advance are to gain and maintain peace and liberty he knows how to talk to that body in a now kicking themselves that thov didoo. uu thio coast, or shall we go down to ob way to be heard, whether the law mak in Watsouvillo there are a number ol liviun without even a stake driven in the or in the stamp mill tailings, because NORBY—LOVELESS.—On New Year's Walter Benton and wife and little one ers want to hear him or not, and then ergo packing house» and in a few years ground to mark the resting place of the then there was no known way for the day at the Presbyterian parsonage. have gone to Canyonville for medical his message is plain, common wease and when the young orchards come into hardy pioneers who paved the way for economical and profitable recovering or Rev. Robt. Arklev officiating, Mr. John treatment fur the baby who has been to the point. The peapla will call him bearing it will take as many more the advancing steps of civilisation at the saving of the gold values of such ores, A. Norby to Miss Laura May Loveless. very ill fer a number of days. bleaaed, aud blessed also will bo thia leg Claus Sprecklea, the sugar king ol the present day and built as it were a city the revolution since affected is largely Only the groom's sister, Miss Agnes C . P. Lot ten, father of our post master, islature if it will heed bis advice, do good Pacific Coast, has a large Knot Sugar fee by the sea ? owing to the discovery of the cyanide Norby, ami Mies Pollock, a friend of the is putting up a new blacksmith shop Whereas, Had it not been for us in process. It haa been found that a weak bride, were preaont at tbs ceremony. work and go home as quickly as possi lory iu Watsonville tnat makes ton» near the Poet office. At the rate the ble. and tons of auger every year. The fa« those pioneer days of more than ’>() years solution oi cyanide of {»otaseiuiN will dis Both of the young people are well known work is progressing, it will be finished ago, the Northwest territory, as it was lory and the produt tion ol the boots give solve crude and complex ores dire« t. and highly reepveted in thio city and the by the time this is in print. Commissary General Eagan was ex those «lays termed, would today still bw employment to hundreds of men There are al the preheat tune 71 mills Pilot joins with their uiaay other friends trrmely «it u per ally toward« Gen. Mil««« J. J. Boyle from Union creek, C. A. In brief it appears sate lo say, all a howling wilderncae mhabitod «mly bv in active operation in tke Western states. ia wishing them a happy and prosperous when he appeared before the war invest! I Croitz of Portland, Or«., an electrician, We would things considered, wet weather, dry savages and wild boasts Il is now some 12 wars since the cya voyage over matrimonial seat.—Willapa gatingremmitlee Eagan must be a tool on his way home from Vera Cruz, also weather, climate, etc , that the Pajaro therefore respectfully ask that the bill nide process was Introduced into Ameri Harbor Pilot. of Vigor, which aciounts lor his vindic <i W. Blodgett, George Frocick. and A. valley is the garden spot of California pats for the bom fit of the lew that are ca, South Africa, and New Zealand. In Mrs Norby is a sister of Mrs Ida Spar- E. Beadle of E'izabeth mine, n their tiveness Miles is a gentleman whom and the people down there are begin now living, and the memory of the dead each country a rapid increase iu the out lin of Williams creek aud she used to the people believe and trust and Eagan's way to Grants Pas« are gue«to at the ning more fully to realize the fact tha put of gold bullion has taken place as live ia this county D. 8. H olton , spleen will only revert to himself to show h ! at 1 i'end.».e. past few seasons. a consequence of the wonderful stiinilus ( ’ apt. l amp No. 11, P.W V.S,P U. the country what manner of man he is Ini »rest in the revival services held DIED gnewtugold mining, while abaedened H kkkv T hokntun , Oolcl Hoyaltloa It is a very difficult matter to fin« a umn Troaauer. mines and tailing dumps have been the GILMORE—At Chico, (’al , Hutidav by Mrs. Sweet still continues, services J. K. WATERS, guilty of crime when he holds a high ne While the ten poi cent royalty on BLS' w m <i sioo. ffii R vdoon , screes of renewed activity an«! been uioruing, January 15, Vova E. Gil will c utinne thio week at 7:30 each ev SCIENTIFIC ASSAYER. ailian, because he has feiends who will Klundyko gold raises adverse comment Orderly Sergeant and Sect more. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •ninff Sunday services at 2 p. ui and made to pay hamlsumely Late from Johanne, urg. -s.utb Africa Th» reader» of thia paper will bl eer him through All thia war inveoti enough m \mvri« a and the United King Charley Gilmore ' hemi. ai e... 7 p. tn. (. hristians have reconsecrated . A’'.V’ ’y * S'‘w W. N. Saunders, Gold ores may be divide«! into two >1 e^Je.! d,wa.. that gallon will come to naught and be dom, the proposal of the Transvaal < v ; Com. Sergeant. rlassea: (I) Those that yield up then | The body was brought to thio citv themselves to th« lord's work and so tiara.’«-» from today . Gold. 7V . <ilver. K» •muothed over. The guilty parties w ill eminent to tax gold mining profits to , able to cure in all it» atiwe«, and that ia Tues.lav night by the ovtrland, a« «\nn- ' i'per. fl Gold, >ilv«r and i uoptr 1; far seven have be«n converted. | Catarrh Hall’. Catarrh tire f. tTe on I m . tai» gold entirely, or nearly so, to treatment go scot free if we mistake not our guesa. the extent of.» per cent ad valorem, ir- ’’liier metals extrwted fr.-m ..res at cut paaiod by Mrs. Ix>ui»e Musick, Mr Gil Cop of Guard and Messenger. 1.» potitive cure now moan to the »,<•<! with mercury , am! other methods. (2 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred slot uni and son rat«-. < • ir. < »pera Hou*« Block. berauae there able men who will try just reope. live of dividends oernod, creates "uu Catirru • «”>•«■■ ru>*soi to«« low grads for smelling aad more's sister, and taken Wrdueeday Fred. iu«t tb«ir ton. S C. Slocum of Jasper N. Daniel, as hard, lor pay, to cover up a crime as almost a panic amongst those interested Win Griffin, -utiouai d)..ea»e, require, a eonititution- front which the gold cann«>t he extracted morning to Kerby wher» it was laid to Portland, at the train on bio «ay to 8an Crescent City and Grants Pass Stage Jams Hozov, there are others wh will try to ferret it in south Afrn an g«-'ld mining toke.7 Tnt- , H“r' ‘ C»™ ” t he tax in any other way, or owly in eo partial a root. I* ran cisco to enter on his third year at 1 Line Passenger Rates out. it surely is a crime to try to dear would in the Transvaal of cunrso have a Jacob M« Daniel, Sleep on in thy beauty KI J'Wtiy upon manner as to give no profitable results. David hextvn, tbnCuoper medical college He gives ‘ "b "? UTO,; ' ’ urfac»» oi the From Grants Paes a man of a «rime if the man le known tv far more detrimental effect than has the Thou sweet angel child. torn <TdhTbT d*“,tro.v*n< the foun.ia- The former are known as the “free mil pmmiee I bein< a sen -f whom in» Win Stringer, bo guilty. ____ _____________ To Wilderrille By sorrow nnhlightcil. larger levy in the Kiondyke as the gold torn of the dteeaee. aa.l gl »i n< :iie p, ...I .75 father and mother may be proid. ling urea, the latter are termed 'refrac - ■ < iarel Crox kolt, To lx>ve’s. By sin undehltxl 11.Off to't?oB"'.rn1*'b by buil,JlD* UP « od »«'- The court of arbitration to settle the un the Rand io of low grads and many . Henry York, t<»ry or relwllious ores. In these ingred Mrs. Sarah Webb and her brother, J. To Anderson 11 25 tutioa and aamatint nature m doing im I.ike the dove of the ark. To Selma ........ \ enozueia question moots this month in • of the companies are s<* much over cap Isaac* Van l*orn, ients are foun t which act on mercury or 91 ¿0 Gnhi.T,b’ Prt’P"eto''« h»'e so much i Baty, were the gues’s of Mr and Mrs. To Kerby . . itali -sd that only bv the us« «>( the high Thou hast down to. thy rv*i the citv of Bane. It will be remembere«! 1 92.00 te, ii£ < rar“i” PO”r«. that they of- chemicals preventing stied uq the gold J. T. Lay low. M. 1. I base on tbeir way home to Elgin, Te Waldo ........ From the w iId sea of »trite “ fail» to cure. MOO XA ?° rr *n7 ' that this matter raue«*d no little ripple eel ohi!l, the » «et elaborate equipment A lei Watts and suver, it ie sought lorecover. Mxov Shelley creek F astern Oregon They have been visit To the bowse of th« bleat. 44 50 Send for litt of teetimeniala. in diplomatic circ.ee when Clevelan«! sad the employment of the ordinarv ef these oree ar« amen Ubie lo cyanide. Gasquet ing Mrs Webb'a daughter, Mrs Thee itaiA hF?’CHEiiY * CO., Toledo, 0. .MOO Kalb« labor, can good dividends tw abewed fight if Great Brttian did wo* It llenta Anything Crescent City There are millions of acres of mineral by druggiat». 75c. MOO , dere Crump of Cow creek, and will al*, withdraw But the principle of aibltro- obtained from the sin rosehil nsinor tv of Hall » Family Pill» are the beat. lan l«.< oiaming thousandsuf stnu.g \ei<is Dr. Jennings, the expert dentist, is the Above ratM subject to change «itheut visit relative« at Roseburg the minors lion wee aeceplod by Hritian and happily of the refractory oree which only await a The pro|K»oe«l addition of a » j»rr vent [ inventor of what is believed to be the The Weekly Oregonian and C ockier , ths etorm blew away and the difficulty l'est and safest local ai.esthetic in the proper proven' of gold extraction te ren We are adding every wt'ek to our ot«x*k »ion part)»» at »pniol ratM. 12 per year almoet forgotten by tbe public. The ar lax means, for many a Tra»»vaal gold world fur alleviating pain, in extracting der them highly profitable In many of up to date furniture, mouldings, poles bilratore are Baron Hereobell aud Nir ruining <wmpany. the different o between taoth, in filling tooth, in implanting not asea the cyanide p.ocess presents the •t<*. j, k w . Our st k «M Usrpete, Mattings. Lino Richard Collins from F'.ngiand, Chief a fair aa«i a j*oer dividend. ural tooth, ia cleaning teeth aud in treat sol it on of this great common mi prob* leuins. uiu ihifl, Rag», Portiere«, Pules. JsstHC I '¡Iler and Jaatieo Rrower frem Ally at Lnce Curtains. iKor Mats, and Rubber A limited number of ing diseased gum*, which no other den leei the United htates aad M h DoMartiwe The cyanide pnx'ee« is particularly so Matting* i« inn«* complete than ever tist haa, ur can get al present, as Dr. J. t>efaa of Russia. Th«*«* nsen are all among the ' .Men'», Hoy’s and Youth’* duoo not think of putting it on the mar I > ore« obtaining gold in those minote twfure and ws sei! at JVfiawd JVwva. An abaciutelv -u-r an«i » fl hna of foremeal of their reopective coeotrioa ami Suits to he ><>ld at a Great ket while he in engaged m the practice particle«« which in the stamp and the J B. PADDOCK. Propr Mirrors. Hal Racks an! other bohdav men of tbe bigheet integrity. Ex-Treei U.vin Ï p ¡»urcbxjv of dentistry a na gamating pr » os are iargeiy loot iu goods. i It will pay Bwin“* h«r*«ofora ovn»i and con dent He' jaosin Harrison and ex-Beere Reduction. (offina beautil ed by W| ill Jxckec elimue tart of the Navy, B F. Tracy, men ot you to investigate. Dix A newer process of recovering gold wood, wn'.nut, or .*ak eterv - .£2:: rk =i “^»LE >n- great legal ability will rep recent the in ' Wall paper in and Oliver, where the cyanide treatment on A McCroskcy. ¡1er • a >i^ucw .rt .»tarnt« an.f Gr.nit. n«. ’ tercels of Venezeela before thia court ef . values at <1 ft»« ton th. I i. *• Bunn... and can fill yoar or- tails, has within the last tour month» best 1 rs pr, ar bi l ratoon All mon of both countries- 1 u gt»e you the b«t a( workmanahip. When baying apnee always call tor straw backs. been periecurd It ie applicable to MH j No ’ Wi can now see what fully it woold have|Golden tolar, lor aaie by A. J.Fike t * »(wetatty of cwnatructiun mn. • <* camp ..vu work .or, from rro!n y 0Qr 0<a J a__ ew<nf aes< • of ores. Il is otrn liy chemica Luwt F a; Schillings Best Tea Household Treasure Tables Just Received. Giants Pass Marble and Granite Works I B- i ’- a . ididook :.
