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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1899)
they mav be exported la go wherever A Gentle Kick. they can uo the boat. Portland haa bar K bb > y , April 24. enterprising wide awake business men The sesMjn for road work is at hand PRICE ¿ VOORHIK8, who are willing to venture in of an and ••thereby Langt« a tale.” ultimate return, but the place also haa KbITOBM ANO PKOFKIKT«»n«. Each and every year there arecartain its mow backs who would not give a BATHS or SVBM'BirTloN I numays laid asofo or appropriated tor five cent piece for a 4th of July celebra* |i 25 One Year, in advance, j ublic rued work. This money is hand AKOunianfiL .05 lion. Six Months, ... led at th« diecretion of the ■ uuuty judge .35 Three Months, • In thia m.ue o( th. Cu* bib « Mrpl.en Makes the food mo¡ e delicious and wholesome and the right honorable board of county .05 bingie Copies, ... Jewel! (paaisa «ord lo <>overn >r Geer, commissioners. This money is supposed «c»At so-«» >< *»?■»•■— The date ci mpodta your name indK-aie- subscription m paid >n which he iliM.nl« from certain view, to be ueed throughout the county in per the Um» to « nich I... ~ your , _ it __ is - your ___ __ oi ai er . Vl hen eipmaed by ths governor recently tn account with the < Cot six* < fecting such rqads or portions ol ro^ls you pay your »ubucription »ee that the date regard to th. war now going on 4 1» changed. fruit crop. If the farmers here had most needing repair, Now there must No paiter will be »tupped until arrears are in Manila. W. tbmk that the governor turned there attention to apples instead neceosaniy b« a great many roads CRIMINAL. 4 paid in full. in the main ia correct. War te to h. de throughout the length and breadth of Ha»« vs. IL E. Booth , selling Iiqoor of other fruit they would have hit it. Adverti.<mg rates on application. Copy precated at al! time, and among all na fur change or'ad 'must iw bonded in Itefore Times are good here. Nearly every our county claiming a certain share ot without license; found not guilty. luesday noon, otherwise setting of the Honshu»., but aometimea there aaeins to these public moneys, Heretofore, our matter will be charge«! for at the rate of bt- be a neeaaaity lor it. It mn.t be that I Slate vs. William Bradigain; held for one has monev. There is a great deal iter running inch, single column. Altera of wood chopping going on Tom Mac county judges seem to have been stub larceny; given one year in jeuitentary. tion» and additions to copy «ill be charged the United State, did arhat waa right in bernly rnconacious of this fact, and to fur at the rate ot 10c (ter running in< b, sta- driving Spam from the Weetern conti | State vs. Ben Wright; held for threat- kin has the contract for cutting the R. have completely ignored our section this gls column. R. company's wood. | ing to kill; diomioaad. side of Ffayes hill. Grants Pass and im In all adverti-mr contracts four U nuc - nent. lieaey did hia duty nh.n he A<TION» FOB MONEY. We can see a numl«er of inrn at Fred •unit the Spaniah fleet in Manila bay. cunilltute» a month. mediate vicinity seemed to constitute, in Brigg's during the daytime but moot of w. T. Turnham, plaintiff vs. J. u. Grant» Pass is the county »eat of Jose The government did ita «hole duty in their minds, th« entire county, as far as phi.iet'ountv and i« situated in the center driving the Spaniard« from the Philip Booth et al action for damages. them are working on the night shift public road work «as concerned. One o< the bouthern Oregon gold mining di»- C. E. Ifarmon, Admr. Est. of H. Gaa- F red is a jolly feliow and hie wife know» pine ialanda, but we do not believe now tru i county judge beautifully carpwted one of how to di»h up the grub. qu«t, plaintiff, va, John Bolt, Ifoft.. the roads leading out of Granta Past« Entered at the poet office at tirant» I’ass. that |£>,OUO,OOU ahvold have been paid J A. Jennings, plaintiff vo.C. M. Ter The big miners here have plenty of with sawdust, \nother clear rd several lor the territory. The United State, Oregon, as »eond-cla.«» mail matter. water and will have for some time to acres of land on another, etc., etc. .Not government «mote the hand of the op rell et al, l»efts, dismissed. I*avis Brower, plaintiff vs. Jos. K come. What Grave creek miners have preeaor and n.w the once oppreaeed T hursday , A i » ii . sff, i»99 a dollar was ever spent on this side of been waiting for no long is capital ta turn to rend the hand that ret them Oliver et al. Haves hill. We are ‘’a dear, good peo- , W. II. Flanagan, plaintiff vs. C- M. bring water on the heavy gold bearing “Let reverence of the law be free. But Mr. Jewell seems to think pie” here in our section when it comes channels. breathed by every mother to the that ihoae Filipino« are not free, but on Terrell et al, I »eft».; dforniMM-d. near to election time, but,confidentially. We are having a nice rain, it was a we are not worth a whoop or a second I lisping babe that prattles on her tho contrary, alavea. Thia government Jewell A Dodge, plaintiffs V«. J. 1» Bancroft. I »eft. timely one for the ground «a» getting a consideration after election. Near elec 1 lap: let it be taught in the schools, long ago declared againat alavwry and it seminaries and colleges; let it be ia nontenae to aay that the** people have J. II. Roberts, 1’ltff. vs. F. M. Decker, little dry for plowing. Crops are grow tion time a candidate for political honors Bicycle Sundries of all kinds. ing nicely. A forge amount of garden is bobs up-over Hayes bill. We know he written in primers, spelling books been mad. alavea «ban in truth the I »eft.; (tending. IL L. Ifon»on, Pltff. vs. Jun. R. Oliver All kinds of Bicycle Repairing neatly done. greateat nation on earth ia their protect planted. There is a good prospect for a and almanacs; let it be preached is coming. There is a kind of confiden big yield of grass as most of the farmers tial feeling precedes him. His bland Headquarters for the RAMBLERS. in pulpits and proclaimed irom leg or. What muat be itene in tlio Philip et al, Defts., pending. B. W. Baldwin, Pltff vs. Manuel f>e- in this vicinity taire more h.y than islative halls and enforced in courts pine«, let our brave bey. he shot *lua n omilo also comes on ahead. Pretty soon grain. There is more monev in hay the «andida'e himself a; ¡«ears bearing | of justice; in short, let it become like ao many doga? No, aonie one Silvera Nunez, et al, t»efta ; (tending Althouoa liema. H. C. Austin, Pltff. vs. John Bolt, than in grain as tuck bring a good the political religion of the nation.” would aay, let our aohliera withdraa bis ever ready box of cheroots. He telle price, The tat« rain ban p'eaaed our farmers and leave the ¡aland«, a prey to th« Deft., judgment for plaintiff. A braham L incoln . us “we are the people” and that if we William Bybee, Pltff. va. C. C. I’reo- greaniy nation, ol the earth To doaueb Billy Fai I in Las opened up a new vote tor him he will do everything for us. and makes them feel sure of good crops. Some parta of the Graata Pas» sewer a thing would ba a crime, then the nily ley, I »«ft.; pending. store in the Brigg's building. Ha ha« a Though snow is in eight, we have no e go to the poll» with a hopeful feeling Joseph Wolke, Pltff vs. Tho». Turner ni« e Collet ti*'U of goods that be intends to system haa Iteen undergoing repair» dur« alternative ia to tigkt the** Filipinoe, and a bad taste in our month», and vole frosts to speak of. The fruit so for is all ing tho la»l week. yaa tha.e Filipino, who are diaputing and Cbaa. Sanders, I »efts. ; settle«!. sell cheap. He can hold down Granta for him. But after election and yet while right and promise? a good ?rop. Win L. Nelson, Pltff. vs. Margaret A. Pass prices as his expenses will not be •ur right until they learn the lemon the smoke uf his seductive cheroots is William Kerffer started for Crescent Ex-Governor Ix)rd Joes not want to go Wood nee Watkins, Deft.; nonsettled. which ia for their good. 1 so great, lie has a nica storehouse op- still lingering in our sight, he hath for City. Cal., one day la-t week, but there to Persia, it would take all of his salary mvits in kqvity . posite the store, Leland ia coming to gotten us. seemed te be some inisunderstanding as Is still doing business at the and more too on which to live. You are tn Open I,ctier to Governor <»eer William II. Reid, Pltff , vs. John tho front. It has aoii I backing, eohd There are only two things which forci some of bis friends expected to find him right, governor. G bantm P ass , Ore,, April 24, 1S99. Walsh et al, Defts; suit for injum tion. When anything is mines, solid men, solid forming that bly remind uj that we are living in Jose on the road to Grants Pass, He should old stand. H on . T. T. G bbb , Salem, O ib . Chas, Wilder, Pltff., vs. Hiakiyou Min wanted in their line, do not fail to take the lead in business enterprise, phine county and these are taxpaying Governor Gage of California haa teen I> kab S ib : In a recent telegram to ing Co., I »efts; suits in equitv for re if we were at a more central part of the an«l election tuner«. N oh we know that send cards m-xt Huie. fit te appoiul ban Barna I nited State» give them a call. You will be Soma of the boys in thia vicioity are tlx« < hicago Tribune, you mak » this re ceiver. c« .nty 1 think that in the near future the present incuts brents of county offices senator to succeed White. It Quay of treated right. rattier blue about hwing that pretty markable statement “Our people taka W. T. Turuham et al, PltfiT*. vs. R. S. there would be a pull for the county are not g«>ing to treat us as though we Pennsylvania ia Mated Pan Burna will no stock in the declaration that the cun Cleveland, Ifoft; suit for pos.«e**siuii or seat. Quartz prospectors are arriving belonged io I’oay county, Ind . or to violinist. Wonder if that was what in A. G. M ARTIN, Mgr duced William to get mixed on directions diet in ths Philippine» waged in o| |M»ei- mining property. and striking for the bills. Some of some of the newly acquired Spanish ter and thus got the friends mixed too. Mr. Bryan says, “The milk trust tion lo liberty and in the interest < f < ap- E. Nicodemus, Pltff. vs. Alex Gage et them are old experienced hands so we ritory, I* «•-nsbecause, they told u« Don't be surprised to Lear of an exodus reaches the infant as he enter» the italisiu." In this you are sadiy mfotak al, l>«fta; suit for an injunction. they wouldn't. Now we^have some bad ■ I from tins part of Oregon if that is so. 1 world; the ice trust cools him m the en. There are thousands of people in Puget Sjund National Savings A l<oati Ail of the «¡uarlz mines that have been roads o'er here between Hayes hiil and know they will camp on bis trail it the luetiiir, the coal trust keeps him warm Oregon who exercise the right to read A bmx lativn, Pltff».. vs. Mary Crawford, wurke<l have developed >n<*ely so far. Waldo that should claim attention and idea occurs to them that he had deceived in the winter, while the coffin trust md think for tbemselve* They not 8. P. Crawford an! Albert Tai Lol, Delta , i T uk V uk k or a L xlander . we hop« that our present countv judge them thusly. waits to receive him when life's fitful □Bly believe but ¿»a* mat the present suit in equity. Loot will do more for us than his predice-sors dream is over.” war ags'ust the F ilipino* is unjust, in We are to have a new poetoffice in L. A. Lewis, Pltff., vs. M. B. Maloney, Spain » Greatest Need. A black curly shepherd dog, five «lid. Vox R apl li . human and contrary to American princi this Vkiuity, it is rumored, and that J months old, four white feat, white strip Mr R. i*. Olivia, of Barcelona. Spain And the jury in the Mat Quay caae ple#. 1 lie war with Spain was for ths Deft; suit for injunction. Smock ;• to be the Nasby. L. A. ltewis, Pltff., vs. Geo. Spires and ‘ Bitends his winters at Aiken, S. C. A O I W on n«-se and a little white on tail. The found a verdict of not guilty Before purpose of freeing these people, and not How about the resurrection, alter the dog followed some one away Friday, Ap- Members of Joeepbias Lodge, No. 112, the law Quay is an innocent man, but it lor the purpose of enslaving them. The J. G. Tarek. Itefta, suit for injunction 1 \V *sk nerves had cai>«ed severe pains in II. M. Gorham, Pltff., vs. R. F. Miller the back of his head. O h using Elect A. O. U. W. are requested to attend funeral services that were he.d al frur.- . ril 21. The party will please return would be difficult to get John Wan a mak political equality mentioned in our l>r<- and J. C- Dy ter», Drfta; suit for injunc ric Bitters, America's greateel Blood and lodge Monday eve. May 1st, business of rion the street in a nearby town? Were him or let me know of hi« whereabouts er of Philadelphia to believe him inno aration ot ladependonc« was once un tion. hives that «e and oblige. Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left him. imj»ortance to each member to be tran the mourners struck F. U. S v hmidt . cent in fact. The legislature of Penn- derstood to apply to white men, but th<- G. W. White, Pltff. vs. Virginia and He *ays this grand medicine is wbat his sacted. I have not beard from them the details of J awes H olman , M. W sylvama failed to elect him senator, but 15th amendment to our con»litution M. W. Espey. Ifoftt; suit fur foreclosure country needs. All America knows Strayed. I that wunder!ui adair '.' just as eovu at the jury found a verdict makes it apply to all men, regardless of of mortgage. Came to my ranch October last a light that it cure« liver and kidney trouble, Mrs. Kruzeof Kerby paid a visit to her of not guilty, the governor appointed “race, color, or previous condition of ser Miry L. 1 »onnelly, Pltff., vs. Joht^lfon- purities the blood, tones up the »torn- bay horse with black mane and tail, one I friend Mrs. Kehfieid lately. Mr Quay to fill the place made vacant vitude.” Coegrees has never dev dared nelly, I »sit; for divorce; dismissed. white hind foot, small star in forehead, a« b* strengthen« the nerves, puts vitn, by ilia legislature’» failing to elect. II The Altheuse stage line seems to be war against the Filipinos. Tbev have Cassie I Martin, Pltff. vs. H. 1). Mar vigor an<l new life into every muscle, no brae 1 an I is breachy. Owner can this man is Nirnon pure then there are I popular with the young ladies and never been citizen» of the I’n'tevl States, tin, I>ett; for divorce ; (tending. nerve and ortan of the body. If weak, very few corrupt men in the Vnitoa •David’’ 1 oka corresponding v happy □ have same by paying charge'» • nd are rente juent’y not hi rebein n Items McCallister, Pltff.. vs, Wm. T. tired or ailing you nerd it. Every bottle M. E. L eonard . Htates congress. * if we have bought the»« jxjople from McCallister, Deft; to set aside a dee«l; guarantee«*. Only .’n) cents, bold • Charles Hansen sustaiued quite a ser- A ltii Anri I 20, IS/». by i iuus bruise on his bead not long ago That Embalmed'Alger-Eagan pre '•pain, then ourr cm tha* Kpain ha ! no dismissed. W. F. Kremer, druggist money-back tea and i from an accident while lunning the car pared committee with brush and white right lo them was abeoluta hypocrisy. Robert Fickle, Pltff. vs. Chas. W. i in the tunnel, but be is able to attend t i wash m hand are dobbing it on Alger Any well iniorme-l person can sew that Finch and John Knapp, l»cits; foreclo baking powder at Doing« on Gallce. the regular three square meals, all thick and fast. There has been a world'» this whale Philippine muddle 1» simply sure of lien ; submitted. I. *1 Flat mine is a *o doing well. same. raft of lying done by many witnesses if Another step to«art) military tteepolism II. L. l'ruax, Pltff , vs Abe Axtell, Ben Simpkins is working for Green A the war department did its whole duty *egan by the Republican party in ls»k. cosuily judge et al, I »eft», writ of review. Simmons' men arp pmting in a | Harmon I ’ he plea that the hand of God it in it is in furnishing supplies for (be army dur amount ot logs this spring. Hannum A Browning, Pltff». vs. C. P. rhere is plenty of employment for a I lnur Reduced F rmn Ninety to ing the Cuban campaign. We sincerely all bosh It comes nearer being the Drv>wn et al; for an injunction. Mrs. A. White is staying with few gtMxi men here. believe that a large majority of the pro daws of >atan. Now Governor, the Seventjr-tive Cents. Christens Brandt, Pltff. vs. Henry brother, M. Gates, for a %hort win e ple behove that Milos and his witness proper thing for you te io is, to inform I Brandt, I »eft; for divorce; granted. Mi«*« < iara Stahl has been visiting Scott Griffin will sell you Flour at 75 I • m told the truth iu regard to the mat President McKinley that the people of I Mary E Patton, Pltff., vs. William T. "¡th her father and Mrs Marion Veatch. cent« an<i only one sack at a time, regu in the country with her (a hir. J Oregon are williag to pledge their live» ter, they had nothing to gain by toiling ter price 90 cent«. Scott Griffin has the 8 Patton, Deft; for divorce, granted. Charley >amiera has been busy pack P«' ne. greatly to hi» satisfo- lion. falsebuotis. We believe that the com- and pro party in defence of liberty and 1 ________________ and Reaves only exclusive Hay and Feed store in Joseph Btrolilberg, Pltff. vs Anae) ing more outfit to Williams Iam imformed that Mr. Payne in it tee» only desire was to while wash justice, but not for the purpose of cor.- Brigg« et al. Delta; for injunction ; (tend ui*on the hill. They arv building a sub- ! 1 Grants Pass. Scott Griffin's store's on bet-n elected Superintendent <»i the Sun the war department of Uns adininistra pieet. You seem to thiek that nati onal ing. staat ai < at.in and sheds. It luoks liae Front Street, three door? from the Pal day st hooI at Allhou-e and Miss Bertha tiou. If Alger is clear of the charges honor requires as to subjugate the Phil ace hotel, two doors from the Fish Mar- Frank P. Bilva el al, Pltff» , va. Wm. a permanent and well to-do camp. FeUaily assistant. Had <4uite a charm that have been preferred against bun by ppinee because we have bought th«tn . Colvig, a«]ininist rotor, I »eft; lo act aside ! An era of prosperity is certainly upon ' ket and one door from J. Kessler, the ing time at their Easter h-’.val held a the press of all the political part ire. then Wbat if ( blue should buy the I'nited onler of county court; (tending. watchmaker. Scott Griffin, one door to us There arr more mines in actual the church Every holy was cut and be must be a much abused man. but it States from England * A ording to 8 V. Hamlin, Pltff., vs Theresa F. operation, more men employed, at ■ Y«*kum*s shoe and hrrneae shop, two brought well-filte«! basket.«, and had a cannot tte reasonably supposed that in your logic we would be rebels if we rv- Hamlin, Iteit , fur divorce; (tending. •door« to the 15c restaurant, three door« tester «age« and a larger output of gold pleasant day of it. the face ol so much adverse comment fueed to wear the big tail and bow down C E. Phillips, Pltff., vs. the Jump Off •lust than for mauy year» j*aat; and in ! to the Front Street second hand store, I to the Mongolian Joss \s governor ot that he is nine« rat. My budget is full X Y. Z. Joe Mining Co., 1 »efts , for an injunction ; ’ fact never before have there been ao remember Flour is 75c at Scott Griffin's a great slate, a« respect yoar position . Big > ugget dismissed * -tTok L«c.f BICYCI.« FACT« r many well equipped mines on Gaace Br»l or All but we are not silling tu abandon th« Matt Quav voted against seating (’or B. Is ». r upon the Effie B Preston. Pltff.. vs. William 1*. creek and along the river Ed Blalock, an enterprising miner of The ■W -ly ,r *. lfy . w. -..d Wr*T the f ace of To cleanse the system in a gentle ami be It from Oregon after ba bad been ap faith of Jetferavn and Lincoln. It i* iravocreek re’ Ut v p sed up on the B a * >« •1 E\ iSiENI. buv your whoeioX Preston. I Mt;/or divorce; granted. - y be:, fi a . si -inner. when the Mr, Bartlett lost his house, home and ' 9 poi a toil by the governor ot the state, but very unfortunate that we have meu in hed rock in his placer < '.aim four miles THE AOEMTS FOB Frank P bilvavt al, Pltffs^vs. Antone etfecta last week through the cruel rav- Springtime come«. u»e the true an 1 per above P a er a beautiful g *.d nugget now it is Quay Irom Pennsylvania aj both stale and church wlio ace dispoeed 1 R«>ee, I »eft; fur a dat ree and partition of agrs of that dire destroyer of goods, fect remedy. Syrup ot Fig». Buy the weighing 17* ? otiaces. which «as va ,ed pointed under similar circumstance» lo place might above right. Men who real estate; (tending. chattels and properly, fire, He was genuine. Manufactured by the Califor at $;• •). - « -11» \enes are quite Ire- Hid ho be watod* Everything potato have never learned the true meaning 01 , FOR SALE BY Chas Tabor, Pltff , vs. Mary E. Tabor. | quite comfortably fixed with a lifetime's nia Fig Syrup Ca. only, ami f r saie by quent in Southern Or»g »n. but rnisspec in that direv tion except procedente but religious and political liberty. Wishing imen i* one of the m--«t unique that we ’ IMt, for divorce. pending. accumulation of traps, utensils, fixture», ' all drugg -to, at 50 cents per bottle. have been in a mng time. It was quite precede ut» « ill count lor nothing with you abundant succe«» in your ofik .al du rough ami conta r.^d -<?me quartz ami Marv A Blachfov. Pltff., vs. Kyneer raloa s some people. True there are some old ties, I remain your friend in al ihinr* H ante«!. was but li tie «orn by attnti n. indi liners who stand by tho senato prece that pertain to the we!faro of our com M Rlatbley, IMt; for divorc«; pondiag cles too numerous to mention. He haa I A suitable girl to do dining ro-im work. cating it» near pr-*enc* t » a ¡edge. Henry York, Pltff. ve. C. T. I‘avi«isou the sympathy of the entire community dente along this line, but they are too mon country. S tkchkn J ew at u F<>r particular» call on Mrs La Kaut, inclion . (vending. et al, lteitM; for B kbt B ei l . tew to bo seriously felt. Other state* first house east of Western Hotel. Patriotic • >regan ootlmen. Mary A. Walters, Pltff , vs. John A. will fall ia hae if Quay is »rated and The mo'snsent which «as on foot I Walters, I »ell, for divorce; granted. To S and To Morrow Night. An Enterprising Firm send ruoa and the senate will ho f>Heil Helen Hartman, Pltff , va. Ned Pyer. Ai 1 each day a . I n ¿hi «luring this There are few men more wideawake tu tho brim at ita next aootuon. Ho« among the Neighbors of Uns state t much mure proof doeo the country need •rwt a monument to the memory of tht I »eft, for foreclosure of Mt| w* • k y ican * •: at any druggets Kemp s and enterprising than W. F Kremer, Willis Kramer, P.ttf . vs, Alice Cottoa, Italsam for the Throat and Lungs, ac oho sparee no pains to secure the best lo ohow that senators should ho rio« tesi brave Oregon troys «:.<■* enhsla*! in th» 1“ b-» ’»'• inosi succeoaful of every thing in his line for bis many by the people iustea.1 of by corrupt leg «ar against Spain te going to materia | IMt; for specific perfoimance of a con kuowlv customers, He now has the agency for remedy lalauitwe* A great many «n«> m « hold hie. During tha AHh and 31 of May > tract to convey real estate. A Hrw Llbrar- of unequalled »alue-Sraette»» • Katherine I'»or rows. Pltff., vs. 1». F'. Dr. King e New l>i ¡«CC »very, wbivh .»urelv seats in the senate are domg.so not by the Lr-io-Jate, (onctsc and Cnrr.rrebcnslTe— Rand, cures Consumptio Coughs and Cv!«h will of the people but because they have grandest time in I rt and that anv i Borrows. IMl; for divorce; pending somcly Printed and Beautifully Illustrated. drr of this kind ever bad Iwfore Au , This is Uio wonderful remedy that i I Jiviua Hendrix, Pitff . vs L T ilen been able lo corrupt irg » atare Th« By JACOB BIOGLE rxtensne prvgrain «.. ’ . be prepared a d now producing so much excitement a dni, IMt; tor dnorce; pending. s •< No. 1-BIGGLE HORSE BOOK arried ooi, a ou i bar of enterta i over the country, by «te many start ¡in A. H. Carson. L. W. Carson and H out of h will a«ways be in oppveition t< euroo. It nhauiutely cures aethma. Bn Congress subtuilting to thv several state given, from which it io expected that a B. Miller. I' iff»., vs. F rn-MT No.. UitjiiLr. BERRV BOOK an the chitiB.Nausea.au«! all al ct 10ns of: Moore teg.» »lures lor ratification an a neud large sum nf money will be ra'fesi with Ji well. «. A Throat, Cheek and Lungs, You can U «-JSSuSStJ it"*-LFr‘'*-7r’*<1 mont of this kind« A majority U th« which lo build th.» monument. and W we »n<- rar*,» .*1 ij . Trains «ill be chartered and rates tic wvakne«* it before buying by m ing at the above people of the different »late» are un N ' ' HI*:«'.! f H>1 I Tk\ |;, m , k r that wi ‘ «ill be low from all parts of the state so drug »tore and g«t a trial t bottle Free, or questionably in favor «»( the .elect ion O' P* 1*?X* ■ ii”. ' 1 regular size for 50r and II. Guaranteed United Mateo ooaatore by a direct vote that all Woodman who di be »• «At r Of an UK pr-toSpai Lr *:? _lt7 "pnMilHttcma to cure or price refolded. Price, v Cents. u4 i^usirativn*. ol the |*eop.o but »e tear it «i*i hr ma v may have the opportunity No. 4 BICK1LE COW BOOK years botero this pnv. egr will t«e a«ide«: not only Woodmen but m They Organi»»« All .Ccw, .,,* r.... . take advantage of Una to their list. The board of Regents of the Ash pay the metrep«. li» a vii »’•<'1 -’>« .neb« .... Normal met art Turedav and orgm? No BKkit fi SW IM I OOK Portland is a wealthy city. Ft are from this vaitoy te Forth ►y electing Pref. Grrgary of Medi will w, perhaps >7 5? XJ2 tr* ’£?**< »«o>- ¡lions in that city whooo owners will reoideut. Judge Willittsot Lake cou tows and Utbrr en<r>« r<s rJX * half. not iuv««t one d«dlar until they are p«si tian Endeavor o TWRNM1CF BOOK, *. . ” *¿7 “ e-prve *,ent,¡R. F* Neil u< A«h 1 non at* ar : I rl in live ol a gool -n rotary and F. H. Carter of Aobl a ante cei i. r t m < , n « y has AAU jrer. The prwoideat, secretary and IK-fc". r. w, C°W ©V wositti, but it io a«ji eutorpriite n the aw«y for the BiuuLt B ooks treasurer were appointed a cv-noi.Uee •nuwj Huit l.ght that brings prograao and thrift to lo draft by lave for the government ol a comm in.ty As a city it «loes not Dame Notar the bearvi The board will meet again roa h «Hit in every direction with a vim m about two wreka lo transuM-t borine»» Chara« ter .»De U Ute best oaterpri» trade winch is the one gtsa ch akev ci lie» Portland, «*. ..T,.“4 H *«** .! ,, or« metropolis, all thing M «MU’ , w justly •u entitled t«> prelema ROGUE RIV lk cu URIE k Till LX* HKD BVBBY miBsDAY, R ovai & bicycle econohy < The money you pay for a new wheel is some times only part of the price. The bicycle mender gets the rest. If you buy*. < the crescent to t 4in with you need have only a bowing acquaintance with the wheel-tinker T«nor T O HOOb THE GRANTS PASS COFFIN COMPANY c? Schillings Best ibur Grocers CRAWFORDS BIGGLE BOOKS FARM JOURNAL • ■•’,,« la.us iirectly to Ute »tale, tor tbooe wtee live within ita territory »hvu»d Lavs that moch slate pnde Port and is and Tre a »a« t over shea 1 be ths city of tho N . ttweot Very osteily couid it bn this and Milt r ot Shake Inta Vont Shoe» be what it ought U j be Saa F raa* «co reavhro oat and takes the bute ol tho trade from the cwast court lee, has al ready lo a great degree her hands up*n Klamath su*d i-aks counuooaad io gsnd «ally working «m Jackson and Juorph.r.r bhould a railroad to budt Irom tirm.ts r guesi Pa»» to Croecoot City the trade d the ter, Mrs. Wa tero oí LwLami. Bay city irons or with bowibem <»reg’ u iav would to greatly a ago oiled White tae two pie of thro« several counties ual ow»*'« in ttampa. trial («a. tage frw., » Pase «aet >alurda, cra..y have a state pride and no doubt lAddeMs. Altea 8 th tutted 1« Roy. i I »w. He takeo weit ia esif 1 M Y worn«' ¿refer to trade ia For ba yet jzs- x. There to a good proepos I ter a - /JEORGK H BIN XS ASSAVER f.u. .1*-*- , MuOlti " “ * »Li U M •Í','W¿£S«*»«». .......... .. Death Lurks in Drugs If not handled by an ex>_- enced pharmacist. You a. lie assured of good results-HI you have your prescripts f* compounded here. Mrs. Stone, » SIXTH STREET WANTED n. i: \\ ’’ orti« p EXCHANGE < GRANGE GROVE- 1'* a. r<- .,f ... M obi trees ju^t coming ink* -unni a miles from Onville, Cal., a citv of^jii^^H uiation. Will exchange for buielor^B of goods or good farm in the Romeft-YrH vahey. If you want a good orang» «■all on Price & Voorhtea. FOR SALE OK E\< HANGL I ISO niilas tows. "• 8 ’ hundred and twenty ve a-- B tb> is river l>oUom There are 15 a > < winter apples tree« * year» ohl. A row’» ■ riety of small fruits, berries, etc , good ban ■ bnish b«>u»eof nine roum«an<1 un<iefgmNH • elfor. good barn and outbuildings. A :st H well with go<nt windmill ami tank Wm ■ trade for a small place in tow n J-550U. REAL ESTATE For information regarding the targia m real estate lifted l»elow. call on ur adtas ■ 5 P. Pudge. Cot hu b urtice, Granta Pa Oregon. I \ A -• - * : RMl fond lying with werta- 1 ’ • and i- une mile from Grants Pa«-, on l -. l ground and almost perfectly prute-iei fr» frost, will make a tine orchard. |7 41 Acres, 3 mil«« from Grants Fw I 1 over Thu trees u- -./ w k apples; 1 - a< re» of thio far | it« in. ami m the midst ■■fUawl apple Iteit In the country. Wintera^e I are proving the mo»t profitable ervpKrl the iruit ra-er. Here ia a ban ■ loaml • i . • uve-: . I - ■ ' r«Hjm, hard finish « I——l a -mailer hou-e. good well. ai-o i«eruuMI R running water in the yard. 1 hi-proper ■ i> .«tiered for »ale on’ account of <»M a ■ ami crowing infirmity ot the owner. 100 A<BF> on Applegate, a tins pi- I M tarm,2u» acres in cultivation ears I year. Entire fanu can be covered I dit< n taken from the Applegate. Tte I iarm could be made very profitable by n ■ up-to-date farmer. Worth $50 an acre.cu I be bought lor half that amount. ISSOO Ix»t .501 lût) feet. 6 room boast I good hard fini.-h. located mbw.’ I of cit y Je«« than .5 minute.Caalk to < burtec I school or post uihce. xlS( H > Mere i.- a - r* der V in north < _ wy Lot 5uxli»! fe^i out to fmit and rems ■ r-N'in h«>u«e, !>r¡, a celiar, barn arblaki* | ’ e-'ary out building». ) ACRE-, ne mile fr ’ ! I 7 rille. This is in the fam I ■ unty wheat belt. Darn loam and in Hi ' uaivation, a good .«et of building*, ril. se* i'*r $ > (»era* re, or exchange for >■ laethttf in or r.tar Frants Pa-» S 1 •)( M I l- ve a« res u* t * - t»-r rini-h. Nearly new Ihi’ta •yiark loam and has a general a** rtnwfii >« truit. from apples an«i (»ear* iu«a u- •tras erne», and *ele<-ted from th«- e*tr> r>i.r>. a g«*Ml «ell an«i necessary v*- ■ uru’-. Making a very ptoa«anl bo* an l »«thin lo minutes' walk of the P. V. x >> I i( i ' ' house and outbuilding* Tbe* Äre 111 »■’"v’d uearing. and a im M * * uh i thè city." \Ve bave thè .z^i- . u bave it*e monay. t’oase in ar. i ie< a* taik thè inatter over. •) « re* m n>>rth part of city . tw * h» >À*e of 7 nx*m»; lath and r ‘■•ni-h. gvud well «ita pump in Lidd re- in a cenerai varietà ’ e-half of which is w in ter appiè-, '“>•1 un ea»y terni«. Js ."vf )( ) a * t • 1 re/ bottoni. Piente u * di ruaxe a ni.-e iitUe ri • ruit and graia. )( )( ) Thirty acres near k * u red aiid dark »oil. Th - *^4 ; • ' we., «heiterwd, and is well adapted •• fruit raising. S*2( H ) Tw • a. f>. ’*• “°u,te an«l o«t buL-lmgs. It !n pr'-r tame fruit bearing ‘ - an* 1 Lui<e varieties <X app.e- H M I -ven aad o«te-ha. - G t',*b’ry* ten-nwni house, neariv ne«- . ‘Odinga. Nearly ai! utûr aa4 L ? ‘ ;*•’ **nng. consistxhg of choae vetf l - PrtU'" pea« he», ne ur n«»- etc. Also a r»-t vans»? A 4e*V Vf ei--en* I bi» i» on< <4 l||e nnewl. if nut ih» 7Ì. Ti?0"’ ® •OBn- v»«rt«*m< *• vOat ri*x*i Oden*'- ’«'«•un “ a., o( n>,,*intauM. (,.ir uwn<f •* S25( I <»n •U K". K_’ UNDERTAKERS K.TTSS, B ’rtlett s old Stand. Slaple and Fancy Groceries,Provisions FLOUR AND FEED. upplta-a 1« >• |>.-,*ii,ii. C'««a»h 1*111,1 te o< Iowa. mu >. <