Li Hung Chang will likely be called
back to power in China since he is the
rtSUMHKt) KVKBV TWVBBOAV,
ab eat statesman in the Orient and the
PRICE ¿ VOORHIES, oily one capable, in anv measure, to
struggle with the European power*
Kl IT >BS AND FlUH'frirrUK».
which are grabbing at China’s territory
MATi£S UF Sl BM BimoN :
SI A But Li Hung’s recall will avail little at
On© Y©ar. in advance.
.fifi this day fur the f«x>l-boM is too sec ure o
Hix Months.
-
3ft be misplaced by a united China
Three Mouth©.
...
fifi
toingl© Copie©, -
Rear Admiral Kauxt who was rent bv
your name indicates
Tb© date opposite
c
wnich A
your
su G m nption is paid . I the Uaited States government to took
the time to *
_ ___
it is your account with U»«
the < ( oralsa.
oraife*. When into affairs at Samoa, »ays i hat the Ger
vou pay yuur subscription see that the date
min coaeui fMeral issued an incendiary
h changed.
No paper will be »toppe«! until arrears are proclama’iun against a proclamation i
¡►aid in lull.
that Kautx had issued, and this ha»
Advertising rate© on appli<ation. Copy
for change or ad’’must t* uan«le<i in before been causing extra trusb'e on the is
Tuesday noon, otherwise setting of the lands. Strange that the Chited Slates. .
matter will he charged for at th© rate of 5c
¡>er running inch, «ingle column. Altera England and Germany cannot speedily
tions and addition© to copy will be charged settle this difficulty about Bo touch o(
for at the rate of 10c ¡»er running in« b. sin nothing. It appear# that Germany i<
gle column.
In all a<lvertreine contracts four to*ue© the instigator of the foment.
constitutes a month.
Granta I’M, b ibe countr «»iirfjo—
All the < ha»,», in France iwut
phinvx>univ an<l i< ,iluate<i in U.r .»nl»r b,jn< but little cola fort to the friend» of
jd lhe nouthern «.r.gon «old nnning di. |
Th#
ROGUF RIVER COURIER
RoYAt, Xta
A bsolutely X.RE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
The Mountain btreana.
F rom '1 he Count) Supl a. H*-port.
Bum in a region of eternal mmjw ,
From County Brbool Sii|«r in tenderte
Eager, hurrying on it» way below
To mingle with brother» in the de»*p, blue Hay»«’annual report we pub:tab a fear
items that will be uf cvasiderabls ia
tere»», to teachers and others in thw
When* all is o;ww, boundJre© ami free.
county, The r port si.ows that the
Washing and squashing ’gainst rocky
anucueration of cbiidrtn belwrvn the
walls.
*g»« "I 4 and 20 year, rt-.iding in the
Rolling and tumbling o'er jagged falls.
county to he 72 let. for llUfU than for
Splashing and dashing high into the air,
ISSb It would teeru that there u-uil be
With no trouble, no sorrow,no Is mien* to a Bciataka aomewber», either in enuin-
bear.
erating too Many in lStrS or too t«w in
1 force him into exil» will be »bl» Iu keep
18'jy Uuleae school eiarka are very
Rushing through can von», where al! is
Entered at the pent office at Grant# Pas»,
biu>
there
or
»I
m
foment
a
atrifo
io
eaae
Oregon, aa second-claM mail matter.
careful it ia very
to make mistake,
gloom.
ke i< not. The problem i, hard and may
I^alie«l until covered with »pray and foam. in this connection, and it may be that
T hursday ,
6, 1899.
oot be »olv».l, but the »tudy of it will do
no mistake has leen made, but surely
Leapingom-e m«»re intoMinahin«bright,
th» French repablie food, lor that nation
there are as many eliildrc n of school age
>j»arkling and dancing in sheer delight.
“X^et reverence of the law be ba, been held op to the world a. bavin,
in the county tbia vear a* there »ere
Surging and roaring in terrible ragr,
breathed by every mother to the <»tua>itt»d an outrao» again,« aman pre
laa*..
Like the untamed liuu in iron-barred « age.
, .
....
i..r .umablv innocent Hi, r»!ea,e would
lisping babe that prattles on her
'
No.Dial. Name of Clera
Address
Moving swiftly down l*»ng. ©asooth grede.
r
.
.
.
it
(all too heavily up-»» th» head, of hi, ac-
lap let it be taught in the schools I
„ gi- |hwe|ore b, mu,t enJ>r,
1
Will Anderson
Selina
Glinting m »unlight b : m J sombre in shade.
2
Charte» Hannen
seminaries and colleges; let it be | without bore unto the end.
Altr.ouse
Winding through valley» peaceful and
3
C. W. Wbipp
Kerby
written in primers, spelling books
———-
green,
4
A. J. Adams
, ,
, . •. . ___ _„u_,i
The g .vernwivnl ba, cmrliidcd th>t it
Waldo
and almanacs; let it be preached
•
Where Nature iu all her beauty fo *een.
r
will not I* wim to ship the bodies of
6
C. F . lx>vete<*e
Wilderville
It© silvery ripples c<©»l the travler’s brow
in pulpits and proclaimed from leg those wbe foil in batil« on the f’hilip-
6
A. A. Hausetti
Dryden
Ami quench the thirst of the man at the
islative halls and enforced in courts I pine i,land, home at preaeiit. It 1» not
7
J. A. Jeuuings
GrantaPasa
plow.
8
of justice; in short, let it become
from a »anitary point of view at
J. T. Prince
Pruvult
W
J. S. Jensen
the political religion of the nation." ,b"
of “"*• "*'*• »ho have
Flowing ever on, ita life-giving liuod
Kubli
W
Z. b. Hyde
Freshen» the forest and quicKens the -d,
Morphy
A bbaham L incoln .
T0“1*1
r,<*
I ttoat they be brought home, butwecsn*
11
A. A. Porter
’Till it’s lost, with all iu beauty and pride,
Grave
12
C. M. Hathaway
If th© UeiKiLB were if... Lt I to u*
see that there wuu 1.1 toff n.u.h.st©
In the traeklvw ureati, vast and wi«ie.
GranlaPaaa
13
S G. B nj;am tn
«•nsational it could give its readers some ia<'Bun
H
d would L«* impossible to
H. W. L'rrujt.
Williams
dreadtnl sluff this w©«k. but we have no I‘dentify or recognize a single perron,
14
A. 1). Custar
M urphy
Little
“
Devil's
It**ply
to
“
Vlxei.
.
15
L. N. Browning
inclination to be yaller
Parent« coaid not be possitiv« that th©
Placer
——■
hotly wa« that of a son who had fallea, Teacher dear, take Imok thuae word*,
IU
J R. Bailey
Williams
There ©eeocs to be a lull in the fight «nd this would make it very un*alisfac- That pierec our hearts like two ege<! «Word*.
T J. Ever ton
17
Merlin
ing in the Pliilippiae Islands. The Fili-1 ory. Toe wiaeet way would be to give A’our word*, dear iniim are part beHevin',
B •C. A. Hervey
Waldo
pinos will finally get enough of it and >nr boys th© b«*l burial under therir \\ hen you call tan "kids," the dirty heathen.
IU
J Christie
Grantsite«»
cry quit which they should have Joi.© umstanees in a good and sui ’ a ' ptece Although I've reen but a few -hurt years.
2»
Sbvrinan Je;s
Wiidervihe
long ago_________________ m the island of Luzon and lire h.r: »n
21
J. R. White
AlthouM
My eye* are tilled with bitter tears.
will reinember them as long, rt not long
22
Garrett Crucke t
Merlin
Each sc holar in a high school in this er, than were they brought home ar.d For I felt your wonks were meant for me.
23
W. J. Savage
GranrePa»»
When you sort of ca'led u* a heathen
county coti, th» taipaier» M 50 » year | lu'rn<ti ov„ |u (f
24
Wm. A. Masue
Merlin
Chinee.
and each criminal coats them |150 —
25
G. A. Savage
GrantsPas#
F un! F un!! F uu!!!
My time at book* I don’t employ
Aatoria Herald.
2G
F. M. Miner
Grantaltes#
Thia is an object lesson.
Have you ever ©<«n Madame Jarly’s Not all the time, for I'm ju»t a boy,
27
W.
Smith
Wolf Creek
And
sometime*
i
I
mko
mild
eye*
grow
fierce
Wax Works? It’s one of the funuieet
28
J. M. Briggs
GrantsPaes
*• More steel is used iu the menu(ac-
and wild,
thing© you ever saw. Among the wax
29
F. E. Norton
Winona
ture of pens than in all the sword and figures will !»• th© Buy Orator. The When you rush at me—a little child
30
J. M. Patton
(*rant©ite-s
gun factoriel» in the world.” Inv. Age. Maniac, Ole Bull, Ftewer Girl. Dicken’s
With a club in your hand—Of teacher,
31
J. T. Hartley
Williams
Truly the pen is mightier than the
Fat Boy, Mary t^nean of bcot©, Prima
think,
32
A. M Jeea
Wilderviite
sword.
_________________
Donna, etc. To bear Madame Jarly ex Ju»t cause I gate a girl a wink.
J. H. Fleming
33
Ket by
The demand for freight care in the plain the good pointe and ethers of th« I never thought your heart to tire,
JI
J.G. Turck
Wolf Creek
United Staten at the present time ex members of her cosmopolitan family, is Or “pile your heavy burdens higher.”
.%
1*. Flanagan
Merlin
ceed© largely the capacity of the builder* alone worth coming for.
36
E F. Meissner
Kerby
We
’
ll
sing
your
praise
from
morn
till
night.
And the Wax Wwtks are only half the
to produce. In the East money io worth
37
Adah Morti«on
Kerby
but from two to five per cent and not | program. Scan«« from Mother Goose But teacher dear, don't let u* fight
3H
W b Mclntowb
WoUCreek
many taker«. The hard timet of the will be given in pantomine, and are an And our honest love is paM believin’,
39
J. 1’. Love
Wilderviite
years past tend to make the borrower entertainment in tbernrelves. There If you’ll tail us dear instead uf heathen.
4»
H. W. Taylor
»Selma
will be Jack and Jill tumbling down the
chary of asking for help.
N umli •r of p-rrsone bet ween 4 and 20
hill; Tom, the piper’s son (who stole a If you rutw call us awh ba«I name*,
years of ngv in 13U8; male, 1250. female,
lf .McKinley still insists that Alger re pig;; Jack Sprat and his wife, who agreed You’re not good enough for me.
IJ ■>, tutui, 24ol. N.imt*er of ptison»
main in hie (*ahmet the republican party by being contrary ; the bachelor . Mary.
You know too much of the devil.
brtaeru 4 at: 1 2J years of age in 18iM).
will have to carry a heavy ¡©ad of em Mary, quite contrary; Tommy Snooks
And not enough of A. B C
male, ¡235; iemaie. 1156; total, 23 »2 Joss,
balmed t»oef in the next presidential and Bess e Brooks , and of course Mother
72
campaign. And it the last investigation Gwu»o and Father Gander. You can.t You ku«>w you smirk and smile
Number uf ¡xi^voa enroll«*«! in the
At every man you meet,
does not bring some one to term* a great aflutd to miM it. Who gives it
ihe
public - h >ola Iretwren 4 and 20 years of
deal of white wash will be needed along Ladies* Benefit Society of the Presby And when I l"“k al a pretty girl
a;«in ¡ h .« k . 1540; in 1*1«9, 1002; gain, 62.
A*ou make iue leave my seat,
with the lieef
teriaa church. When? Wadnaaday,
Estimated value uf s -hoel bouse«.
April I2th. Where? Opera II use. And stand upon the flour
r*»,i83. Amount of insurance, 115,150.
Terrific snow storms raged in Kansas. How much? Rewervetl ©eats 25 cent«, 'Till I walk with a halting limp.
Amount paid fur teachers’ wages.
Missouri and other Mississippi valley general admission 16 cents. Come every I have no heart fur ball or play,
♦ 10,6.52.10 Average salary paid, mates.
states the 3rd of this month. In some body.
Ami I’m tailed a devil’s imp.
|3to: fetnal
Number of tea hors
places the worst of the season And
How Is Your w ifr '
But then, my teacher ought to know,
in the count i M.
here we are in a country where the most
lias she lost her beauty* If so, Cun* For her tawny head is level,
delightful weather prevails and the grass
is green almost the year round, if it is tipation, Indigestion, 8i< k Headache And I am only Au// a child,
Tell 1.« vjr.
are the principle caueet». Kail’s Clover While she is just aU devil.
nut too dry you know.
G ali « D istrict , April 4. 1< j 9
Root Tea has cured these ills for over Now, please excu*<‘ my writing.
1- i Jiuii Cot it i r : Vill you plea» dell
The Chinese have fired upon the tier, half a century. Price 25 cl*, ami -wi eta. 1 don't want to make a fu-^.
«lot I«evy !<«•-♦ nbaum dot I hev not set
luaui at khan ; the Garmans returned Money refunded if results are not satis But you know I'm only half « child,
«lol bap* r peforr. I link© hi- say some-
10
the tire, killing several of the Mongo factory.—W. F. Kremer.
A wort of a devilish c -.
dot de guis von hi» bl ace bia better den
Schdiin/s
Best
BICYCLE EC0NÛHY
tea
sold only in
4
4
<
Package
*5
4
m olden
jmei» a leper
■as a st on e d
»ul of town;
hj modern
times a sick
man is »toned
out of all his
chance» in
life bv the
crow
busy,
•.
4
4
4
4
4
4
hustling men who
have no place and no
u*ve for him. A man
who ha« bilious turn*»
and tired feeling© and
frequent “off-days”
might a« wel* go out
ui
e©s.
These things
i
are bad enough
k
in the .self
reC and wretchedness
they involve if
they do not go
any further, but
you never know
what {s going to
develop in a half
noun «hed, btle-poisoned constitution If
a man as soon as he feels that he is not get
ting the forceful strength and energy out
of bis food that he ought to. will begin tak
ing I jt Fierce’»Golden M
he will soon put himself in the position
where hr can do a man'© work easily and
cheerfully.
His appetite will be shan>ened h-.s liver
invigorated; his digestion strengthened; an
edge put on his whole nutritive organism.
Those subtle poisonr which debilitate the
entire organism and invite consumption
and a host of other diseases, will be driven
out of the syst m; ; n J be will gain plenty
of pure r.uuri -‘-ing red blood, muscle
power and n« rv< f ree. In short he will
oe a num amo -.g mm.
There are h .-dr I of <!-la©ive temporary
stimulant k •• m.dt extract«." sarsapa^.’.ia» and
anipoi.n
hi -h are . orc or less Imomed”
by me*, elv pr »/»t-fteeking druggist* but an hon
est dr.«>• <14 *» .1 give you the “Golden M« - cal
I»k* j.» z v » er"
en you ask for it. If well tn
in
fon.it 1 ' e k* >»*-s that its sales have steadily
h -ty year© and that it is the in
iocru-e 1
eent’on of . t * « ideated authorized phvsiciar
\ - i* . _ a __
life time
of a«^ivc pra^UC»
who h -
_
feu«! p.o. .u...: study to chronic diseases.
t Fi*?. t umn Replies to Sltup— n.
Eoiron CoraiEB: I r your test issue,
Sim ¡ ¿co”, your rorrespondeirt from
Murphy, makes rome statements about
fishing and the Rogue River salmon law
which are misleading.
No one will deny that we need a game
warden, m l a good man cannot be se
cured unless a salary commensurate with
hisability be given hint for his labuis
So far a# I have been able to discover
Mr. McGuire has been the right man
in the right place.
The game of Oregou, whether on land
or in the water, can only I ms protected
from the ¡»otbuntrr. by making those
laws which your correspondent thinks
wou d keep “the laboring man from get
ting the game which » lyhiiy Mongito hnu.
The rich club soeielie« are the very one#
that preserve the game, us they can
only hunt or fish occasionally, while the
“laboring man” who lives near the hunt
ing or fishing grounds, helps himself
without any regard for law. The
truth of thi» atateiuent i* proven
by
the
fact
(hat
during tt.e
who© month uf March, although i<
was the close eta.un for trout, yer. co.:*<i
from one to a <h zen fishermen on > i.t
streets <f Grant© Fas«, going or rout
ing from Rogue River, and l.e was#
poor fisherman who did i>ot have ti e
rout to show.
Now about the ©a. mon law. The
writer has seen enough uf the rut hie*«,
rec
# destruction of spawning ealiir n
lians. The Chinese of that section are
gooL Veil he bin blitidt dot gate von du i ig the past five years, to welcome
Reply to L©vi » Proposal
•y de.iveiy from present conditions.
much excited for fear there will bean
Shurniany »hu»t learns links ksvick.
W ulf C bbkk , March 30.
i«ugue river is probably one of the br~t
invasion. Poer eld China, for centuries
She been here v >n inondt ©be wants finr
preud of herself, will hereafter be a bone I D bab L bvi —
»1 or© - re learns ke» i. k sire been h©r» fl ling streams m the United States, but
of contention, powerless to keep herself I Ob I that I might address you more en-
in <iie gouirtry. dree mondts she wear» i cneortwomen are allowed to put in
| dearingly, but before 1 < a. I • it we u u-t
from being eaten.
ph-•nirrs und eats ireetetake und tree Crape, such as those operated at Foote
■ Hl c to MMBMI kind of an un h rafari i ng .
i'lacer Jutting©.
egg** for breakfast, sb© been here von creek and Gold Hili last year, then it
It is hard for me to think that with your
By Jin- Cassedy).
The city of Ashland has been iu dark
year uad aha ri le «lot bicycle end stai will only need a few years to make
* *
-
ne#« for several nights recently beca um
The miners in this section are very von Lour vor dot l«»king gla** n I fix Rogue river the home of the sucker and
satisfie«! to receive mv aec©ptin<*s on
the Electric Light company’s contract
busy becau©« they have plent.» of water. her hair on her headl und wawr a he!t the carp.
papei and if 'twould not lw asking too
While ’’Simpson’* is decrying the
had expired and no new contract made.
J xhs haf forg'•? dot a small suup bone
much couldn’t you ptease take ©ome egg<i They are likely to have an abundance
Seme members of the city council are
for a tong time, which will insure them make a p.g dinner for far«ler und moder isherineu a^ the mouth of the river, 1
pgo k 1 or bad to nurket and s-n 1 tu© a
figuring on dividing time with the anuen
tree big gals, two neighbor »children und would like to ask him why Mr. Hume
I ticket that 1 might call on you. My frat a late frearonte ruu. Btelock© have a
in order to tosve the place lighted all
g<x»d
mine
under
Green
Mountain
and
•lot
dog he got dot pone. She teams l-uugbt laud at Elk creek, built a t un
| are large but from a business -tandpoint
night. Fair Lunar will do her part but
are
running
a
fuil
force
of
men.
All
kev
fok,
she l»een her© one year und dree plete salmon hatchery and then turueo
I am sure you waal«l rather |«y 32 cents
it o*er free of cost to the United Mates
Electric Light companies oft©n flicker
inmdts she got i
other
mines,
©o
far
a©
I
know,
are
ran
* for car fare than te have me spoil a pair
government? I for# your correspondent
in two years sh<
of sher# I have got my S that I w eked ning on full tune and a full force ef
snow that every year more thau enough
New York society ha© had a great deal
men. There is a great teal of proepec- j alimony, und
fiddle
for but I want to buy clothes withit.
salmon go up the river, which, if nit
I «xidt. In two
to talk about this week because two
ting
being
done
in
this
vicinity.
Severe
half
From the de»< riplion of the woman y u
kited before spawning, would insure the
I she forgot dot
Vander bailie were married—not mar-
“Hie
want I think I will fill tl>e lull exactly . al guud ledges have been foetid th » win
perpetuation ui the annual run? How
ried to each other, but each married
now I am not at all particular al»vut ter, mostly by :ho©e who are unable to | Wacbt am Rhine.
did it hap|>en that u.u ba rbery put
•otao one else. We have heard it said
what kind of man you are, “A dv old work them themselves all the time aull her tin I she turn red in der face ven mentioned could not get enough » h I uioi ;,
that it taxes money to make the mare
They
will
go
out
an
I
work
a
lew
days
you
sf<eak
to
her
in
Sherman.
It
shust
thing, just so its a man’ and only o .
or in fact any salmon, white the lisp
go and it is the money here, The Van-
thing I would ask of you and that is, for wage© lor © me uue else, then return *iak©9 five year.« to lead» a Sherman | man at Gold tiiu shipped from ¿00 tu
derbuilta iwrhafw would never have been
please don’t wander away from home te their pro«|iects an«l work faithfully v 'ding but dot gal ©h»* learn dings • ’ pound» ui vaiiiiuii ,u lutiiMhu every
heard of out of their own immediate cir
without me for I am afraid you wou .1 until their grub gives ou’. 1: «© i# ©low kt-vick un«l a man he shnst fools him- day ?
cte, bad it not been for their monev W.
*• .: v ’.n h« g •■*• pa. k to get hint a w i e
get lost, and if your legs are as »hurt aa wtorto
5 uur correspondent must l>i.uw that
K. VanderbuUt takes hla choice for a
J present. W© need capital to take hold ; -\v can valcb dot new gal von Sher
your ides#, yvur coal tail would (
Mr. Hume and other» at lite mouth cl
bride in the person of Miss Virginia
drag your tracks out and I would of our prospects to develop them. If ri .i .. #h'i«t • ' inut h he like und sbosf . lbe river are required by law to urv nt is
Fair of California, she a catholic and he
nsver find you, and to complete ••ch ware the case there wou d lie a •o kevick hi© pack is turnt rotindt ©otu. of a prescribed length and sixe - u.e h,
a protestant.
my happiness, 1 sincerely hope, dear great deal more prospecting «tune and , sn • rer, he gif her a ledder und dot goe* J that they must cease fisLitg during the
Levi that you would run for utli e at the mete good ledge« discovered. The Grven- J like ightning un*1 Jen guotbye Irevy 1 cdose season, and that in ether ways
Malelee was taken easily by the;
ba« k sun© >• getting out plenty of g«w d I «tell yvu «lol I treen mit «lem und I
next election.
American» The Filipinos continue to
Ilts- M kyf . r . derschmidt. .they are restricted m »torir liberli-e
Now Lavt 1 am -ure the public is tired rock, but there ie no i. ill work being know.
I While .Mr. Hume has undoubtedly made
retreat, notwithstanding Agutnaldo’s
done,
a»
the
owner©
are
wailing
lor
the
|
uf this monotonous subject in the papers
luci.ey. he Laa also »pent a large amount
declaration that he would give up the {
court
tu
render
ire
de«
isfon
reganiiag
I and 1 aiu atraid if it continues the |*C”
! in inaiuiaiQi .g a hatchery at the mouth
struggle if defeated at Ma telco.
If ;
thi© prej»erlv.
I will get a wrui g kl«*a of you
Knowing
Il y«*l wish t<
| of the river, and has done his beet tu
Agumaldo has the ability accredited to
This tex-lion need-* a s«stelter ve rv ba4*
that we could not live sgrwablv together
doo *t fail I«) Stic
him, he ought to b© able to «ee the futil
Keep up the supply of fuh, wbuh is b s
l<rg-
ly.
The««
ts
a
of
rock
I with Oppueite views on the same pie—
t-rtai n are nt an
source ui revenue.
ity uf his attempting to drive out the'
beeau e
: tiO”. I hereby challenge \ m te meet her« t iat proepee
Americans from the islands,
The liarmuu law is a guo
While I * me any place and at any tin e and we they know there is
trarting Works April 1.
posing as a friend, he has really been an,
nas che hearty com men Jatiuu
!• WS as a Fur
j will settle the matter by pahlic debate, the gutai thereirom
enriny to bis peepie and hie conduct
I
who desire to see justice dune.
©mrit»*r ••»venrent. Inland wuul« d, it is It
I
now can beat be understood When we be all 1 ask is that the judges are “civilised"
Can Simpson name a state
uw, bw tire niest centrally I« H al »to
men.
The
natiunaiity
has
nothing
to
do
r
lieve that he i» continuing the struggle
more liberal tbas Oregon in
r »umsthtng of this kind. and W<
with it. Hoping you wi'l with draw
ei
J 4
A
in hopes that he may obtain a ransom
«eaauu fur trout and salnaua
b«>p<d that mt arre are
I your asgur from the public and not bore
lb
from the United Mateu tv «ease «he
noains, from April 1st till Nov«
juica
toon
at
the
spj*earati
I th«tn ata* «Mor* I *111
struggle. But he is not fighting Spain.
ought to be enuugu to sai'afy a
t
a* man
In their
p*
j
of
In cvocluvion, let ms adv.se
April 1.’ will l»e
| |
e
un.tervlan
to stop trying to array cap:#
Shake Into Tout Shoes
j
-
•
I” gar«l*
labor, but rather let us see«
la appropriate evercises It has been Alien s Fool-1 wee. a powder for the
i *>rdi r to i
» r «
capitalJ>y just aw*, which wi
the custom in many of the public echo. • It cures painfu . sweeten. smarting,
hi«*»
I he mt
If
M
; the t
invent men tv when made.
S W li
throughout the state on Arbor day te von© feet and instantly takes the
t*aw*u
am
i*
9
ft W
A L aw A biimsu FteHBana»
plant trees and shrubbery to beanti y out of corns and bum >na It’s
A fcx ■M>? I*
tt a
th«
> d fr«
the grounds and at the same time te im greatest court
Grave
% ear 11» ai
Ilari In a Hunaway
tow
la*;
er tw re.
press upon the youthful mind >mj«ortant Uten s kuet*F
l^ast *aiur\iay L L Jewed and iuini.y
to »n
tereons afoi g there linee All these j «hues leel easy
Mlgbl Ha»«*
Bern i.»
t and Mrs. Ft .us PoikM'k were in a ear*
I
Unnge are g-«od. »nd ehou d Iw encoui «wrating. taik><
,-tage g >i«g «town a rather steep hid : ear
fow «lay« agi» in t
* W »
aged, but what good will coma of it all leeu Try it «
I .'bar lee Jonee’ pi a«# on Rogue river,
ge©
2
«nd
S,
wet
when there is no care taken of the tree» giste and sboe
r when a reriows accident be tell them
re tred ro n» when
and storubhory after they »re Hasted* j •■ente in stami
*>ne of the pole straps broke, wbwb let
At leaM 10 of each bave died fer wa it of Addrees, Alien
I »»• pule down and rendered the horses
care while but one hat lived and it areas N. Y.
and driver pewerlere to do anything.
only a miracle that it grew when n seme
U hat l* MUloh?
The carnage turned over, throwing the
platee it had all the towa reo» to fight The Hutnelre©« Man in «»rant© Pa©«
ul I re.» e4v for Cuugh», Colds 1 wvnpant« out, hurting .Mrs Jewel« qmto
against. Wanting trees is a very email 5» well as the ha uteum«©?. and others
mpG.n; nrrd throngh the *er ' u»ly, but the others escaped with
affair a* comj'ared to the taking • are ef ar© invited to call ou anv drug# ©t and
aii a evntary , ha© cured inn«
get tree atrial b> ttte of Kemp's Balsam
*i.i brw »e» Forianatwly for Mr«. J«*w
them after they are planted School ter th© Threat and Lung«, a rmimh that
ell so «nee w* • broken, but that« «ay
grounds conhl be made very attractive IS guaianteed to rur© and relieve ©II
iu a«lvancei| ©tage«. be it.ternal t jeriee < f a n< -re or ' «< ser
and valuable lessons taught the children lb run h and 4 rule Cough©, A»U * i©.
I w Mi re«u;te, w©
, icue lattice The ¡a :y ret« n<d to
Br«N><
Lius
and
Consumption
Price
23
W4HM
by taking rert of the trees when they are , C. and ftOc
»•V PruwJbcte . h Great» Paasaad l*r. Me^r» •
e dreg
planted.
Kremer.
g
• the »utferer.
►
I he money you pay for a new wheel is some-
time*, onh pait of the price. The bicycle
mender gets the rest. II you buy.............
rue crescent
to bv0n with v°u neeJ ,iave onIy 3 lww‘n^
acquaintance with the wheel-tinker
«1™£! ä T. fl. MOOb
~ V V w v-w-w VW W W1
if W
Bicycle Sundries cf all kinds.
All kinds of Bicycle Repairing neatly done.
Headquarters for the RAMBLERS.
I
The Choral ( nion Concert.
I he Cl oral Union cf Grants Pass
A plan is on foot, having ¡’« origin Ciu-e.l Its eea-m’s wutk and last U e<l-
»mon* bicycle ineu, to do k me work or. nesday evening gave a concert in the
the road» lewdin« oot from Grinta P m ». |
op ra hotire to which over 400 invited
ui»kin< » hi. relè path ior whe** nieu. It guest© were present. As we have said i
ia thought that thi» can I* <b ne »ithout
before, lliis union is doing a good work
much eipen.e an I thoa make a cood
in stirring np the music loving people of
path for iho «h.el. It
J is propceed
prop«.«**! to |
the
and ws know of nothing more
i<!e and in th»*
m,ke clear a wav a5 ng vide
th“
profitable and relining Io the young peo
There
are
a
number
main wagon roa 1.
ple o: the town. Th© concert Wednes
who would gladly render pome a.aeis day evening was very good, but the au
tauro, either in the wav of a few dimes
«lienee did not manifest the same appre
or by donating a lilt!« time. It is a
ciation that is so often given to ©ven
matter well wort’i the while to take up
travelling minstrels in the opera house.
All
and p*>h thror.fh to coniptetion
Work w»11 done should be apprec iated,
those who are ready tnav say 1.
, and more particularly so when it is done
by our own people, and naturally w©
Foil nd.
cannot help feelir.g a little sensitive if
1
But:e flour wh.eh I*. B. M Barrows ©« even harbor a thought that our ef
found on the Williams road between his torts are not appreciated. Some one re
home and Grants Pass. Owner will
marked, “0, we can bear the different
please call for same.
members of the union most any lime in
tiie churches, and it is nothing new to
ltev. Chas. W. Hays Accepts.
hear them in a concert.” These word#
A footer has been received from the seem to indicate a degree oi indifference
Rev. Uhartes W. Hay* ol Kansa# City, on the part of some. Is it not a fact on
Kansas, in which he accepts to supply any and all occasions,—and they are
the pulpit of Bethany Presbyterian many,—when good singing is wanted
church for < ne vear from June let. Mr. that members of the union are called on
Hays will bring his family with him and I to supply tire need? At the concert the
expects to be h re the first or second other night our cheering was not of the
week of June. He is known as a man of kind that indicated a hearty apprecia
ability with a promising future. His tion. It may be said that it was not so
church at Kansas City was i a’h to let i
good as though it had been given by the
him go. rs his pastorate of eight years
1'ernbar 1 Walther Company, and that
had endeared him to the people.
may b« true, but was it not flatter to us
Until tire arrival of Rev. Hays, Beth* |
I because our Aom< people did it? “A pro
any church will be well cared for by Dr.;
phet is tot without honor, save in his
Thomson, w :.u has made for himself a I
town country.”
.
host of friends by I.is faith :il conpcien-
C hange© of t lie S. 1*.
tious lab r^.
Bicycle Way©
Commencing with th« 10?u of this
month the overland passenger trains.
' ’he north bound, will arrive in Grants
Pare about two hours earlier than now
aud the south Bound one hour later.
Iue schedule for the evening train ia
I now 7:30 and for the morning train 8
o’clock.
I hi© cliamre of time
train# teavmg Itorilaii 1
| co a?xiut an hour earlier and htn'au»© of
the discontinuance of the eating station»
a’. A'-Liand, Ni#©on and Gleitdate. Bet
tertime will be made awd mote ton-
| venience given the tiaveling public in
the way of eating accommodations. At
1er City itcc.u d.T.
present pu©«engFrs can not get break fas’
I hereby announce myself a candidate • until lhev reach Ashland at 10 o’clock.
for the office of <■;ty n-.-order subject to In place of the eating stations the com
the will of the voter* at the nominat pany will put on dining t ars for the ac-
ing convention.
T Y. ’» eax .
commodation of the traveling public
The changes will make no material dif
La ' Irippe is again epidemic. Every ference to the people of Grants Pass.
precaution should
taken to avoid it.
Wanted.
Its specific cure is One Minute Cough
Cure ”A. J. Sheperd, Publisher Agri-
A good family, buggy hoc«-. Caah ir
ca’ture Journal an I A 1vertis»r, Elden
Ho., *av< “N • one w l»e <1 -app. ,n’«d rt-a.!yi! tlo-horw «ui!,. Call al this of
• n using Ona M . ;»ite Cough Cure for I ji fice.
Grippe.*' Pleasant to take, qu k to act.
Ih.yc l. Repairing and all kinds of Bi-
—W E Krem?r
elf Sundriea at Cramer Bro,.
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AV il liants Item©.
brighi ,
Easter Sunday dawned brigtg
‘ lear much to the relief of sv©^
we " believe if it raing Ea»i»r Smj,
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will rain for beven Sunday, folio.
II A. Cougle returned to g J
alter fever»! month'» ahaence.
Field» A Olddiekerlo have tier '
aew mill almost completed
Charles Stephen, took a lo*j ✓
dure to your city laat week.
Sumner A Evan, have rented ^
■ummer, the saw mill belongiujr
Gotcher.
E. B Brown »poke to an intejl
audience in Baltimore t riday nipB
Mie, Dai»y Stite. tpent SatorirJH
Sunday at her home here.
1fl
Joliu Cutter of Murphy vail««
aunt. Mr». 11. Sparliu Saturila,
Sunday.
Children', day will soon be hen. ?
first Sunday in next month.
Rev. Crosa ia holding a aeriMofa^g
inn, at the Matney chapel.
The email boy, of th., place in
porting a treat in the way ui a M
Lantern show Wednesday night. I
J. P. Anderaon i, again tn our v: t .
Janie, Hall visited fiicuda iu (j
Pae, laat week.
Frank Tryer made a trip to M<
not long ainc >.
Mr». G. Caldwell returned to
home laet week alter staying i ui(
iu Great» Pan with tier «laughter.
Howell.
PhAiKia F low
Gal ice Item».
The Ape» mine, operated by D-W
Bros , readily gives Galice vrvtk iut
in life. Gidice will have tohunlnH
headquarters as the bove are ab«9
mine out the source of that
stream, but as long as they buy | ■ »
stamps and skoukum beer there I h H
kica coming.
Lost F.at is getting next to iifl
Hard times ami a tremendous prHflH
of public seniintent liss resulted
present prosperous efft-ct wl>i-h git,
the ey eb ns iu ’»hurt pant#” yon rw
then camp from the rocky lekieiafl
low. lhe ras’a. run# regularly.
Old Job Ange] deseiied home st»l^
“diggine”, presumably prompted tv
by astute reasoning, peculiarly/,
own.
Geo. Mathews dont say much k
makes a good showing. Geo. Jr. sg
man, Huy sick, are deserving ofcscfc
eration though.
Towner successfully survived the»
ter and used his ruiniug propeMfinfl
food advantage.
Mr. Cousin expects to get in
licks for hiuiself this summer.
kred.Menvh (author of “ The S J-
»nd “The Giant”, two piecel of p*
literature realistic of mining iift •
Seth I pton (The Owl) «till go forth»*
puisue the boulders after other
owners are in bwd.
Mr. Dyson has quarlx to ihiowal -
bird#.
P» ce, Spangler and Far intead re
•urging thrir piping facilities fli'f
P-ct to make a stake «his summer.
ill:aii)i and Raevas have niovd^
on their quarts mine with a co«HM|
outfit prepared to thorough I r
their ledge
(hey intend todort**6^
rr.d le tunnelin g and show up -
pertr, a« they believe it lu lie’«U
thing."
Dm Green i« |'U«iiing tbitgs
b g li.»d of water aed is lurking -
beat allowing ever made
bare along the ^ret-k, <
Mrating the way to wort
bly.
Austin dt Co., aft»r hard «nd isd^ •
w*>rk.havt» fitted up for ptpini jnffs«
4 th. rim on th. A A B uiinr. TH
•r»<«oing < ol work and
Macia.
Canfi. jjh,] , Jo<n lh, ,,M kawd
ialite.
A great deal nf activitv and i*> *
•Her diapU.ed on the qnartz pmr*f ’‘
■n the .nrronnding hill« will n’«*»*]
' ce look a« If it
j0.t got-en '«'
•nnee A .--nd ,.|a., nf men
b 'M of the prospecta, en«'«'»«* lb*”
to the lhi-. h »W’g ' »«Wj
•reco g to hiv- a hx brd.”»'"')
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nun can c -mf..rtible rr
• !b—
Imng the
»hi,.!, ,, r.-t <•’
hnnúha’ing ta b, eaefM at bnt » f*
«baling i. »Hl, ao<i „,|inJ , JÀra w*
wor»e.
Birr i n»
On Kerry B<»ttle
''hi«, h « Consumption Core ’•
narutta •• All
< h o« i» w> •*
‘«o-lhird, o( th« rontrnt« 5 «hi* »**
'•ithfail,. Iben jf r>q nn
f
h»nrtl>.l rr«».n th. bolt. »•*
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»nd h« m.T rrfonJ the 0*
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