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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1899.
No. 15
.s Visit to Giv liikurgfDt a Camp
tU.8. 8. M onadmock
«C avitk , Philippi»««,
f November 23, 1898.
While I am out of employment thia
Shoe» repaired at Hackett*»
HARDWARE,
evening and rather lonely I a ill fu (till my
6« am '» I’ àsj ,
■
•
O xioon .
A thoruughiy up to date weekly periodical devoted to taaiuona lor •
Bicycle hospital for ail repairing at promote bv writing to you lhe description
will be, during i & m , aa heretofore,
GRANITE­
Qiamwi Bros.
of luv vteit lu the Insurgent’« camp laat
A MIRROR OF FASHIONS
WARE,
■k RTHUR P. HARTH,
1* n A. Ix>well of Woodville waa in the Sunday.
Exclusive m »dels ot gowns from Pan*, Louden, and New York will ba
published ea«.h week
P »>» >a-t Friday,
TIN
WARE,
The Inaurgcul»’ camp was a singularly
DGLmOF DENTAL surgery .
The Paris Letter
The London Letter
Hoi«»«* renting and Reni Estate a spec­ piclur«*q*ie and interesting ►[»rctacr
WOODEN-
/>> KATHARINE DE EOR£ST
By a Sp^ttol CorvptpouAiomi
I Office over Fina N ¡tional Bark,
with iheir bambo«* hula or quarters scat­
ially N. P. !>• dge. C ockier office.
The New Ybrk Letter
WARE,
tered
iiere
and
the
r
e
among
lhe
grove«.
OKEU'-X
UlANT'b P ax ,
By ANNIE T. ASHMORE
I .ta- • our blacksmithing to Trimble Jr
COOKING­
will aid women m all those little point* of fashion matter* that ar* such help*
Before leaving • avite, 1 procured Iron»
B ■ » her lor firat*cla»s work.
keeping one dressed in good taste
ienri al Andeiaon m pass to go outside
WARE
Fur
a
first
clasw
meal,
go
to
the
City
Cut
Paper
Patterns
Outline
Patterns
C. PERKINS,
.he Americana’ outpost ami visit the
will be published free event other
ot selected gown* «ill be turni«h«d
Hotel; B A. Williams, proprietor.
Filipiuoa* t-autp. My object in making
at a nominal cost.
week in supplementary form.
For best Companies and beet rate» and thia trip wa« to call upou the coinmaad-
r.ys. deputy
COLORED FASHION PLATES
| fairest deal in Insurance, call on N. P. •r of the native army stationed in Cavite
MINERAI« bUKVEYUR,
published once a month, will assi»t « rr^n in selecting the proper color*
In the Howard Corner opposite the Depot.
Dodge.
for dress
province and speak in parann with him.
There
is
an
sir
of
newness
about every department in this «tore, turn where you will you'll see new
< >KEG"N-
*,
FICTION
Ji
Ga 'M' I' ass ,
Coron A Son have moved into their After many attempt« nt inquiry from
goods, new prices; its a new departure for Grants Past and a new store for Southern Oregon, a place
The Meloon Farm '
Kit Kennedy
new quarters just aero«» the alley from the native «uldier« who were to be seen
where you’ll find just the articles . you want at . prices it will . please you to , pay.
,
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Its the largest
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stock
By MAMA LOUtXK POOL
& S. R. CROCK £ TT
I the post office.
JailicN H<»Ilium
ou all »idea of me walking up and down of the kind in Southern Oregon, and above all, its a stock of goods, bought at first hand for Spot
TI ioiiims Smii li
A Confident To - Morrow
Kenidence
Residence
among
the
bamboo
hut»
with
a
military
Atty.
R
G
Smith
and
his
father,
If.
By BRANDER M A TTHE H'5
North 7lh street.
Cash anil at ‘ight prices that make the whole store a
F »t. Al Gilbert creek
■re three acnel »toHee to Appear in
ihet Ker. MlJum been equalled in
1 E. Smith, went up to Jacksonville last air that would make you laugh, 1 came
■ near factory.
plot *nd treatment
Monday, the former on legal butunuie upon a quaint little «tone building,
SHORT STORY CONTRIBUTORS
Q-VHTII & HOLMAN,
surrounded by a profusion of tropical
and the latter to visit old friends.
Harriet P. Spofford
Christine T. Herrick
Margaret S. Brlaeoe
UNDERTAKERS.
Mary E. Wilkins
Etna Rebekah Lodge No. 49 I. O. O. F. tree» and flowers where 1 naw told lhe
Caroline Tlcknor
Ella W. Peattie
Parlors 6»h street. Opp. Court Hou>e.
will give a dime social at the I. O. O. F. chief could bo found.
Ruih McEnery Stuart
Marlon Harland
Waging back and forth ill front Heavy Wool fleeced underwear, silver gray, fine gauge-pearl buttons, silk tape front, collarette neck,
hall on February 8th, 1899. A short
C hants P ass ,
-
- O regon
SPECIAL AR I ILLES TO APPLAR
programme will be rendeied af er which of thia place waa a native «entry, and covered seams, double ribbed cuffs, sizes 34 to 44, no underwear like this has ever beeu sold at such
The
Deaf
Child
*
The Busy ftother
there were other« sitting hero and there, prices, 7OC per SUit.
relrvehmenta w ill be served.
Men's all wool sox, the 50c kind, 25c perpair. Cocoa Door Mats, best goods,
By Bn. ANNIE RAMSEY
■ By A. M’. McCULLOCG/f
B~yt. J. JENNINGS,
Women Earning a Living
After College, What?
Gen. T. G. Kearnes of Jacksonville wan seemingly us happy aa hxnrda, more made of selected Cocoa fiber, close weave, long, deep nap, 13^x24'.., 48c. Boy’s caps, wear well, kind,
Bt ADAL1NE M' STERLING
By HELBN DOUGLAS
in the Pa«s the fiist of the week presum­ than content, under a heat that would worth 35c for 15c. Pruning Shears, 40c. Pruning Saws, 30c.
RESIDENT DENTIST.
In addition to these there will be many other«, all of inatruetive val«« to women.
ably in the interest of himself relative broil an American. A b 1 udvaucod to­
ward this «entry, he »poke a few words
30 fear» Experience.
A SPECIAL OFFER:
—
to those bridge warrants which caused
FOUR WEEKS FOR
Ct*.
which might have been Greek aa far a« 1
B Oitice in Opera House block; mjc the sign
no
little
atir
in
this
county.
10 Cmtt a Copy
94 00 a Trur
was able lo understand. A« 1 endeav­
Of I lie Big Tooth.
W. C. T. <J. COI.l'MN
Max Pracht is now down in Arizona ored io pass him, he lowered hi« gun They stood facing the large stone a» un­ of the senate to vote for a resolution,
Addre** HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers, New Yerk. N. Y.
O regon .
G kk . xts P ass ,
where the sun sometimes shines with from his «boulder and poiuted the bayo­ concerned as though nothing had hap­ in advance of the vote on the treaty, de­
Tile ladies of lb« W C. T. U |uiet «1
vigor, or something of that soil, and he net at my breast. I came to a halt and en­ pened whilo the priest »poke the last few claring the ¡»olicy of this g >vernment to tbe home ol M<*,. L. D. Fay Friday, Jan­
W)RHT. A VOORtilES,
writes back to the people of Ashland thu1 deavored to explain to him that 1 want­ words to them. Little children were be the tame toward« the Philippines as uary 20lh, 1809. A very plaa.ant and
they
do not want to go down to that ed to call upon th« chief but with no running here and there in a playful towards Cuba—merely to keep them un­ proti'.abl, afternoon waa panrd. The
REAL E state ,
mood and when thone six deadly shots der a military government until they
c >11 n try, no never.
IN'l li.lNl ;.
next ineeting, a luotliern in,etiii(, will
avail. I could not make my want« un­ rang out, they both fell, one forw ard and
are capable of maintaining a stable ruv - be In-ld at the realdence ,i Mr,. Holme,
J.
N.
Gotuker
of
Wil.iam«
wa-
in
town
derstood
although
1
a
a»
more
than
da-
■ Representing < be ilio.I
the other sideways, demonstrating great ermnent ot their ow n. While many of
again last week on his usual trip. Mr. 1 t.irmined to »ve him even if 1 had to take
on Filth atreet Friday, Febura.-y 3rd,
J Allies ill eXIteleliur, \ both
agony. The little children ran to their the strongest supporters of the treaty
Gutcher is a 1 usllei and lie 1» on» of thoro Lbeperate cham-cM. While I was trying
lWi i, at 3 p. in. A cordial invitation ia
■ Notary Public.
mother» for protection and it was really and of the administration believe that
farmers who knows how to turn the Cor­ tu make myself understood, lhe «entry
.«tended to all mother«, and llioee in­
G kaxti ) P as »,
interesting to note the sudden change it w ill be the policy 01 the administra­
nell in a way that is profitable, while ducuveied my camera and when be a a»
terested in the training ol children.
in the expressions of the faces when tion to allow the Filipinos the fullest
many another fanner would tali.
I
deeply interested in examining ii« mech­
When our leader, .Mina Willard, waa
realising w hat had happened
extent of self government that they
will be of more than usual interest during
Besides a series of articles on
I’. DODGE,
James Dailey was over from Kerby the anism, 1 «lipped past him, advancing
uoieworthy subjects, it will contain a comprehensive political aud uarrauv«
Well, after the chief had shown me show themselves capable of—even to ab- taken from un there were many outaide
first of the week. He has entered ill 10 toward the house when ho ran after me, everything of interest in his camp, of solute independence—they do not regard ol our rank» and aome inaide who (alt it
INbURA-NUt: and
HISTORY OF THE
a contract with T. if. Warlord of the grasping me by lhe shouldor in a «ume- which he is very proud, we retraced our it as good policy to bind this govern­ was a fatal blow to the W. 0. T. U. But
REAL E.-T a TE
Crescent City and Grants Pass Telephone what rough manner, at the same lime step» to his camp where lie asked ment in advance; therefore, there is lit­ God, our great bead, never makee mu-
line to keep said line in order from Wai slewing a whiatla, in answer to which me to dine with hitn. As 1 always had tle probability that such a resolution lake, in hia providence
lie knew that
By
HENRY CABOT LODGE, U. S. SENATOR
Feverai native» *eie seen to emerge
do to this place fur the next year.
■ the blood ot the martyrs ia the seed ot
will
a
great
deal
of
curiosity,
I
accept'd
the
pass
the
senate,
and
none
whatever
who Is eminently fitted for the task, not alone because of his ability as a
iiBAN iX l’AKH
L> s Calvert returned last week from irom »mall baiidx>u liuls here and there invitation so a* I could gain all the that it could get through the house 'he church,” and the result ot her noble
writer of American history, but tor the position he has held tn our government.
There will also appear such articles aa
Evans creek where he had been for two and approach where I stood under knowledge pownible of this |M*ople’s way» The treaty will either I» ratified or there aelt-Mcriflcing life and gluiifled death is
that the natiennl union closes this year’s
|noSHOW&SHERIDAN
weeks looking after his mining interests arrest, a* 1 supposed. Tli^y were rub­ and inodes of living. 1 was u«hered out will be an extra session to ratify it.
Battle of Manila Bay
Admiral Sampson’s Fleet
record with a larger membership than
By Lieut. J. M. E llicott , L'.b.N.
By Lieut. A. R. S taunton , U.S.N.
lie say» tnat the mineia in that section lung tboir eyes for they weie more on a beautiful veianda, surrounded by
The
senate
passed
the
amended
Mor
­
MINING AT TO 1 : N E Y S,
I have plenty of water now and they are asleep than awake, having iieen awak­ creeping vines and there before us were gan Nicaragua Curial bill, Saturday after­ ever before. The national union has
THEIR SILVER-WEDDING JOURNEY
making use of it 111 a lively way. Pros­ ened from tneir afternoon siesta.
By William Dean Howell*
several cooked chickens and a large dish noon, by a vote oí 4H tqti If the leaders thia year also received larger bequests
.kgam endeavoring to explain that 1 of what I called banana dumplings,
aerial story—to appear -containing all that characteristic charm that has
pects for a goxi winter's run on Evans
ot lhe bouse were so inclined, this bill and individual gifts of money than over
endeared Mr Howells to the reading public.
< >KEGON.
creek were never better than at the pres wished an inlerv.ew with tneir chief • learning with a fragrance that would could easily be passed, but the chances before, showing in a most practical form
R oserl KG,
Spanish War Story
Tbe Princess Xenia
ont t me, all mineis have their mines in and constantly repealing "Ah Amigo" tempt a king, perhaps it was my imagin-* • aeeui to be that an eutirely new bill will an Increased interest in our work and or­
By J ohn F ox , J r .
By II. B. M W atson
good condition and if water continues meaning a friend, 1 at last presented to ation aa 1 had not eaten any chicken be reported to the house, which would ganization —North West White Ribbon-
A
serial
story
the
scenes
of
which
serial
story
full
of
adventure
and
Cíirboii 1J lioto
are laid during our recent war.
strong situation.
plenty it is expected that gold will flow one of them a card which 1 happened to since leaving the table of the Hoffman mean no canal legislation al this session. er.
The 1 . W. 0. T. U. is a training school
tind in my pocket, motioning the »entry Cafe in San Francisco. We had plenty
out in abundance in the Spring.
The framers of the River and Harbor
SHORT
STORIES
Stciclio <Jpp. Court House
for reformers, the alm being to enlist
to
take
it
to
lhe
chief.
Thia
plan
worked
GHOSTS
OF
JERUSALEM
of
champaign
to
drink,
no
imitation
bill,
which
has
besen
reported
to
the
UNDER AN APRIL SKY
See the Quartz Improved Location
By “ N ym Crinkle
to perfection, ami presently he came out eitbei,the pure sparkling, direct from house, are xdepla in tbe division ol pub. young women aad young man in the
By Brander Matthew*
notices at the C ockier office.
WAY OF THE CROSS
THE RENTED HOUSE
army of total abaiainers, that they may
an«l by plucing hi» head on hit bands
By Stephen Bonsai
lie “pork.” Thirty odd slates will share
By Octave Thanet
Zura Pool closed his school on Lous * and closing bis eyes, explained that tbe* F rance.
not only learn the mission of tbe "white
THE CUCKOO CLOCK
All Work
THE LOVE OF PARSON LORD
Alter
dinner
the
cigars
were
panned
in
tbe
twelve
and
a
half
millions
appro
­
creek last Fridiy with appropriate exer­ chief was »steep, at the same lime he
By Ellen Douglas Deland
By Mary E. Wilkins
ribbon” but may leahze in their owa
Finished in from
cises. Zera has been engaged to teach sat out a bamboo chair for mo io be rc und with gold anu silver tinsel on 9ml priated by ihs bill; consequently votes lives, what tbe white ribbou moans in
THE CENTURY’S PROGRESS IN SCIENCE
hvsii in America
of
a
quality
seldom
will
not
be
lacking.
this school in the Spring at an increase sealed a» the man 1 w ished to at • would
By Henry Smith William*. M.D.
Specialty
the work of total abstinence, tor purity,
3 to 6 Days,
For the tiret lime this session, the
Thf-ie panerv will th<«r <hlv review the work aimmplished bv scientist«
in salary. Thia speaks well for the voting be out in a abort time. During the After kiiishing our »moke, he ordered
and forequality.
or
throughout the nineteenth century. Other senes of papers to appear are:
tiia
carriage,
saying
he
would
take
me
Regardless of
house had what tire old timers called a
man to be engaged the third time in the line 1 wan sitting there, a drove ol Un­
ft is something to stand in the advoca-
Chidren»’
White Man’s Asia
Republics of South America
same district. We like to see young ma« -nachos and Unamucbachoa had out for a drive. 1’reHeatiy a prancing "field day”, it waa a sort of running ■ <y of a good cause when the tide is
the Weather.
By P oultney B iukluw
By J ulian R alph
span
of
little
ponies
came
up
to
the
door
discussion,
winch,
although
nominally
Photo».
men do their work so well that the com­ gatbersd around me, casting a aupersti”
; again t you.
OeO a Copt
Subieriptiop, 94 00 a Year
iu charge of a native coachman. We upon a bill allowing a ship building
munity appie .ate it
H 3 U imam»
I lie revelations of college drinking,
tiouseye at my camera which was silling hrove out for several miles, pausing
Addr-sa HARPI R & BROTHERS. Publishers. New York. N Y
firm to sue in ths court of claims
GRANT’S PASS, OBE
ami the deadly work of the canteen iu
To insure a happy new jear, keep the beside me. 1 amused myself by having
through a profusion of palin groves, and lor additional nay. Il claims te be entit­
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(lie army, tbo faaluo'iable and too preva­
liver clear and Hie body vigorous by us­ them pose along ante ol a large palm I in many places trees ami vines overhung
led to on contracts with the government,
I Graduate of Horology Pa-ssau Cniver-
lent habit of serving wine at social func­
ing DeWitt’» Little Early Risers, the fa­ tree, snapping the camera blank, and the road making a driveway like those I
it
really
embraced
about
everything
in
sity, Germany.
tions, the social vice, and the double
mous little pills for constipation an<l they were delighted, thinking their pic­ have read alxiut in tropical Africa.
eight, including the war, the embalmed
slandard of morality, Hie constant see of
liver trouble».—W. F. Kremer.
ture was being taken.
During our drive I noticed cofree and Ireef controversy, lhe J'hilippines. the
the < igar, tbe cigarette, and the odor of
After
patiently
waiting
an
hour
or
Traclterw’ E xhiii I iimi ion.
rice growing in many plates. The soil treaty oí peace, ami «oui» apicy per«oi>-
inoie, the nun I wished to *ee came is black and very fertile, looking like alitles Thar« were five gentlemen who tobacco, makes plain the fact that aa
Notice h hereby given that for the pur
out ot the lent rubbing hi» eyes I aro*« what we call beaver dam land al home participated, Grosvenor, olOhiu; »imp- organization tl.at stands for total absti-
pose of making an examination of all
nruca from liquor and tobacco, for purity
from my seat and extended my hand,
Will enntinti- tn give week by week during i S qq , bv means of illustrations
By the time we returned to headquar­ eon, of Kansas; Carmack, of Tennessee.
person»
who
may
offer
lhemselveH
a»
ap
­
■St * imp irtant news <>( the world in a clear and concita manner
lepeating s« 1 did so "Ah Amigo” and ter! it was growing quite late ami I had Bailey, of Texas and 1-ewis, of Washing and a "white life lor two” will not he
....PRACTICAL
plicant» for teacher« of the public »uhoole
«« soon as he »aw I wa» an American, he yet several miles to go, knowing I had to ton, but the star parte were playe.1 by tl.« largest organization in the world hut
ART
POLITICS
WATCHMAKER.
of thi* countv, the county »uperinteml-
The leading artist* of the country
Independent of parties, devoted to
<ra»|)ed me by lhe band and gave me a l»e on board ship eoon. 1 was in a hurry the first and last named. While the dis- »ill Ire an organisation tliat shall train
u II contribute Iu the page* of the
ent thereof will hold a public examina­
goodgovernment.it will not hesitate
hearty shake, for the sailor 1» a hero, in to be on my way bnt nothing would do, cusaion waa going on, members ol lire workers lor God's vineyard.
WEEKLY.ai heretofore. making it
to approve or disapprove, whatever
Fricea Moderate; full
tion
at
the
court
house
in
Grants
Pass,
the io re must illustrated weekly
the s.tuation may be.
We honor the men who fought at Ma­
hia eyes, for lhe way they destroyed the but I must have a cup of wine before house seemed to enjoy tire hit» made, re
lyeginniug al 1 o’clock p. m. on Wednes
Guarantee Given.
nila, st 8an Juan Hill, at Bannagw, but
bpaimah
fleet
at
thia
place.
Hawaii
and
Porto
Rico
leaving We sat down ami a large bottle gardiesa of who made them, but as parti­
Cuba and the Philippines
day, February 8th, 1899.
Hu could »peak and understand a few of champagne was set out I >0 fur a us and sanship figured largely, they afterwards ae believa that eqaal honor belongs to
These place« will be similarly treated
Special article* will appear on the«e
Front St . »¡HANTS PASS, OBE
All ¡H-rsons desiring state paper« iiinnt
bv Caspar Whitney and W.
two enuutnea by Me^r* Phil
Ilia women and men who stand in the
words
of
English
and
so
we
»at
down
in
Dinwiddie, who U mcwisc nude a
Robinson and F. D. .Millet, both
while drinking to the health of each other, divided on political linen in expressing
apply at the same time.
study ot the place*
of whom made apcvial journey» to the
the »hade of an immense ¡»alm and en­ • nd our causes in ths late war,we became opinion as to who got the best of it. 1 he advocacy of a moral principal, even
J. D. II ay km , Niipt.
ialauda
joyed ourselve« by amoking an«i chatting quite loving. Once in a while he would speech ol Lewie was. however, s geimins I though the world lie against them.
January 23, 1899.
.. .THE BEST . .
lhe Y. W. C. T. U. is not a separate
in our way, Presently lhe chief arose throw his arms around mv neck and say: surprise to tbo house, and caused more
1 0.0 F' Inntallattun.
organization from ths W C. T.U. We
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR
from hia real and spoke a few words in ‘'Americano, Muuho Bui no.”
than
one
man,
who
had
been
previous
Paran Encampment Lodge, No. 29, I Spanish to the sentry who advanced mtu
■ all them Y’e fer short, but they area
is what HARPER'S WEEKLY ha* been tn the past and will be tn the
At Iftst 1 took my departure, calling |y indifferent, Io express regret that be
future
The greit work a <
Hiked in the late S|>auish-American war ia
O. U. F. of this city the evening of Jan­ • he center of lhe court and blew a few
Part of the W. C. T. (J, T hey pay ths
characteristic of th* WEEKLY S live and energetic policy.
uary 26. '99 by L. L. Jennings D. D., in­ shrill note« oil a flub horn. Iu a few fur my native hack man. I got in and will Ire lost to the house alter March 4th. same dues, they sign the same pledge,
away
we
went,
the
little
|x>iiiee
whipped
Gen.
Grosvenor
has
for
many
years
been
SERIAL STORIES
stalled the following » fliuer» :
moments, several hundred native sol to their utmost speril until we reached regarded us one of the moet dangerous m rain» stales adding the purity pledge
By H. 0. Well*
WHEN THE SLEEPER WAKES.
(’. P , William H. Planagan.
«hers , armed, had fallen into line 1, in the American line* where we were men in congress to tackle in a running and tiis- pledge against tobacco, they pay
By E. S. Van Zila
UHM (WORD ANO CRUCIFIX.
Hr. Warden, B. F, Tabor.
By R. W. Chamber»
lOMtpany with their chief, inspected •lopped by a volunteer who was duty debate. That a man serving bi» first Hie -ame auxiliary fees, they have the
THE CONSPIRATORS
Scribe, T. Y. Dean.
them. They were «11 fairly well dre«»«d •truck and who would not let me term could even bold hie own in a scrap same departments ot work, aud while
Some Short-Story Contributors
Treasurer, J. K. Pigney.
and armed. Along the line I noticed through, although I was tmre of an with him in considered roiuarkablo by «urns departments are more adapted to
F. J. McCarthy
H. S. Mtrrlman
Owen Hall
K. Morris
Jr. Warden, F. H. Krlimidt.
many mausar rifles which they bad American than ha ever darr I confess to old members. Lewis certainly did that 1 work than others, th.- general plan ot
Commercial Travel«
given »[»i t
John Corbin
M. S. Bruco«
H. S. Williams
E. F. Benson
Divide S»n., L. L. Jennings.
work is the same.
ial attention
captured from the Spanish in bailie, be, for he spoke a rank brogue ol what
Senator Terkins has announced his in-
ALASKA
Young wome.i with superior}pialiflca-
THF. WEST
Must
of
their
firearm«
were
in
good
con-
coentry
I
do
not
remember.
lection
to
ebey
the
instructions
of
lhe
GRANTS PAI i, uR.
•nd it* r»»ource« will be the subject
and it* iodustne* will be treated in
lions, sained by superior educational ad­
-iilioii, as they take personal pride in
a senes of articles by Franklin
t • sene* <1 p*per> by Inward J.
After a few moments waiting, the cor­ California legislature and vote for the
vantages, are equally well fitted to bear
Spurr.
Matthews.
Horse, boarded at reasonable
keeping them so.
poral and guard camo up and I *ai ratification ol lhe treats of peace,beeauee
rate..
I was also «hown through their arsa passed without queetioaing I was too be believes nine-tenths of the |>eopls ol Hie responsibility ol an organisation
This Busy World
The London Letter
by F. S. Martin, will continue
he written by \rnold White,
nal where almost every kind of weapon late to make the 10 a m boat < IT tu the hie a'ate wish him Io do so, while Sena­ with their Bothers and older sisters.
•muse aad ia*truct it* reader*.
aud will bu full uf unie*y matter.
Going alroard a warship not long agi P.
known in ancient and modern warfare «hip, so I hired a native t*oatmsn to row tor White »ays he will reíase to obey the
it was remarked that the navy was corn­
AMATEUR ATHLETICS
could l>e seen. There were shot gun« of me out to the vessel. L’|>on approach­ lOBtriM-llons ot the législature, beesmm »
be
>nt nued wet« y by its we kt *n editor, Mr. Gaspar W hltney
!■>«< d of very young men. Ths officers
slmoet every conceivable style, and rifl«« ing the ship I wa* again hailed with • is majority of He members are hie pollllcel
replied that "Young men make better
10 CfPtt a Copy
Suèifription, 94 00 a Yttr
from the ancient flintlocx to the modern picion and in reply I anvwored *‘Ah Am opponents, and tree anse hedoee not rec­
soldiers than o.der ones; they were
Addres* HARPER A BROTHERS. Publisher*. New York. N. Y
Krag Jeorgemn n. They sven bad gun« igo” and the sentry repor ed to th«« offi­ ognise the right of legislatures to in­
»•de of mall iron pining lathed in a cer ol the watch tliat a native was ap struct seoaiors in matters involving con­ laorvagde, were quicker te see the situ­
ation, ami more prompt in meeting
roovs oil a bamboo slick, which they proaching, answering a friend. At U»l science or conviction. If a debating so­
«merge ncies."
had r*-ally n*ed
inert were sabers, I landed on board with knives, pistoio, ciety is bunting a hard nut to evack, lei
In this woman’s war against tbe liquor
bayonet«, knives, dirks, clubs and revol­ guns and enough curios to at*a a a iuush It decide which of thrw senators is right,
tratlc, impurity and every form ot evil,
vers of a tiundre l different descriptions. uoi
I wish you could have seen aie. 1 only one ol them is.
the young women are uee.ied for service,
Hie r. stives* deadly bo Io waa am mg the wa« a good r«prH«entative of a junk shop
Wednesday of till« week ia the day set and they, haviug the advantage ol the
THE EXCELLENCE OF Sl&lP OF FIGS collection.
This weapon is about 18 in.
I am well and e<> are most of the liovi for lhe meeting ol the court-martial tirar
J B. PADDOCK, Propr
ia due not only to the originality and
msiriir li >n of the W. C. T. U., may be
long with a heavy steel blade, a weapon from Orsgon. CHAMiro* B. 1‘ kmxins .
«ill try Geeeral Eagan lor cenrluct un­ ue trained workers of the luture. They
»vifiz purchased the Marble Stock «nd Busin*«« heretofore owimn I and con simplicity of the combination, but also u»ed by the natives with deadly effect is
becoming an ofiicer and a gentle....... in are needed not only for tbe work's sake,
to the care and skill with which it i*
!<y Wit J«t M»n, I •»*» now in pwrilion to furni«b anythin# in tbe line o
W a • Is I ng I on Laftwr.
manufactured by
i«*ntili< proecMses han J to han«f fighting On several o«-
sjieaking disrespectfully of Gen. Miles, but (ot their own sake.—Union Sigual.
rv w rk either in MARBLE or GRANITE I have had over « quarter of known to the C alifokxia F ig H yrup caaion« during the late trouble, tbo oa-
F iuin our rrgtilar eurrMpomi«nt.
hie superior officer, and, uniese General
à’rr. i. • rent ’v of experience in th“ Marble an I Granite BotinM« «nd can till your or-
»VT 14ÍKT,
Co. only, and we wi h to impress upon tiveo have rout»-1 ami killed half a Npsn
W amiiimutqii , Jan. 23. Hz*
A riti-Nareotic-o.
Eagan exercises hia right to euk for a
y
te you 'he beat of workmanship.
der« pi
R.l the irnportarx-e of pur< hnning the i«h regiment, for tbo bolo is a wespos
Read whs »'red W. Byers, Sargeant
Tbst claim» of tba «upportern ami op postponement for a abort time, the ver
true and original remedy. As the the >panisb are very *hy of when in the poaantfl of 'hr t real y of
W
¡Ally of conatruciion work from your own deaign«.
•
ryK.,
if homratly did ought to I* >n lire banda of the pres- zeueral ol Wiseoasin, ears: "1 regret to
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
Bea Fraseisaa»
made, make il «vident that a r urn nr ol ideal before the close el the week. Il ray that numbers of our young mea
J-. B. PADDOCK.
Consider - If yn*i ran k»ep the wet out
by the C aliforxia F ig S i ki p C o . hands of the Filipinos. In this coltec-
•ff yoar nie it wUl no« rMOug/ree/A. (mly
Ctj.y, a knowledge of that fact will lion, I raw a c annon that bad been need senator« ar« doing the two face ad. I ne IS not certain that G< neasl Eagan will olberwiee deal, able, were rejected by the
assist one in avoiding the worthies« by them as a weapon of distraction and opponent* now claim that they hav*- plearl guilty and ask mercy on accoum nodical department ol Wisconsin, for
k*v« <olM Top«. • *
ng water l-ke*
i**nt num I m r of «en of extenuating «ircnmslancea, as some ol -iilMlineol in tlie late war, because ot
imitations manufactured brother [dir­ dotenso, made out of boiler tutio«. The pl*-<ig«« from •
e*ra S »•-.
• A-*
*
•’
Wils *>i acwnt thrrn I p ''HU • infur-
ties. The high r.tamiing of the < ali - tubing wa« bound with wire and th« •tor« thirty «is is the number to re
hie friends »«rd he would when lhe an­ le(e< live nutritmn aad iiwpairml ords
ik«si pe•-t«r* ma* a «(,*•■’ »k«»-
roBVIA Fia S yki p C r>. with the medi- hose was tilled with coarse black powder je» i th« treaty, if it )• not amended •<> a*
lasa
I
nouncement that he would be court mar- .... ed nervous systems, due in most
io«* kani-wtvvf t u
• ai .e»
cal profession, and the Kat »faction
• wb' U investigated, u> cigarette
iaefcetwf anft r. w*«. r, l »’ -< w i . et<
and cobble stone*, etc , and from it« U> pledge this government agamtt ptr- Haled was first made, but whatever hie
V I
which
the
genuine
Syrup
>f
Figs
has
«in..king
Surely it is time to enlist
n¡i»r»«Ew>».l.. «i
f f.-rai * an4
inaneut
retention
of
the
i'hihppine*.
charred
and
blm
k
appearan«-*,
it
bad
I «■• o--:er-N ir.<*. r
.<
t»»i*
plea, there can be but one verdict—
given to millions of fam ea, makes
ir boys in the anti i garalte warfare,
I
wl
lia
lia
«apporter«
*av
they
Lave
vole*
■ • ♦e: rw sever uefwre <i »»a »•» th* rur-H-.
the name of the Com >any a „ guaranty sctrudly teen used. However lacking
guilty. Hie punishment will depeud en sad I i all upon all good people to help.
—Uaion Signal.
• -
of the excellen e of ita remedy. It la in intelligent tbo native of the Philip­ •naugb pie<ig'-4 to ratify th« treaty, if lirely upoo tl.e president. A verdiet
f*r in advan< e of all other laxatives, pine« generally may ho, th^y c annot with they ran get it to a vole. It «aema •• guilty carries the penalty of dismieeal
I hn|H> every union in your e'ate will
FLOUR AND FEED
-J
begin et once to organise ante tobacco
aa it a<-to on the kidneys, liver and truth I jo c baraeterisod a« savav««, for tbo Jgh nei'her aide waa entirely confl
from
the
army,
but
the
president
may
leagues in the public schools, if you
bowels without irritating or weaken­ they are a r’as* of peofde who would ad <lent in ita clam«. Menalor Davie >•
change the punishment <e suit hie tind it impossible to organise during
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
•ai<l
to
have
derlinad
a
pr<qx>«iti(>ri
ma<ie
vance
rapidly.
These
pooplo
do
not
pleasure, or omit H entirely. The case •< boul hours, Ilian organise al some
nauseate. In order to get it« beueflei »
effect«, pleaae remember the name < of •eetu to fear <iwath in the least, facing It by Set ater Gorman, who ie leading the has srunsed Id much public mdigustion other tnue, trot organist we must.
nr
B.
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under »t« h»»e bsen
Men
un th.
calmly at ad times. 1 happened to be op|ND>ition, to Ml a day fur taking a vote l.,r Gen. f agan to Impe to escape punish-
the Company —
»
ol Uraais Ease smoking cigar*
an eye witn**ea to the execution of two of} the treaty. Many believe that the ■neat, Iwwever friendly lire Secretary ol streets
Hllea. **
---- they
‘ ~ gotten
—
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
A “ hero "
have
them?
I natives for the murder of two American opposition ia indulging in a big bluff f«>r War aud tin i re.utent may feel towards
•n iiotnmg do «ione lo skip the sol« ot
•a« FRAACMU«. («U.
th«
pur
poo*
of
trying
te
g**t
a
majority
thw
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m
t
be«**
boss?
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euidiers
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in
Cavite
not
lootf
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Let wn lu *. aj.
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tetoi
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