A n iNDKHKNDKNr P a PKB, D a V u TKP E b FXCIAU-Y TO Ì MIC iNlKRKbTV OF bOVTHKRN O b KGQN.
GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE i, 1899.
Apportionment of School buiwis.
Uh<n the Crops Begin to Move.
By the kindness of County School | ft seen» the way thei peplo act thet trou-
Supi. J. D. Hayes we this week give ins
He's in the air,
April apportionment of county school ( Fer all the big men's faces look as if (hay
had a scare;
funds to the several districts. The j
If you toot your little whistle,
amount per capita is very light being le»s But father sex it is no use fer fokes to be so
And then lay aside your horn.
than fl. The total »mount apportioned 1
glum,
There’s not a soul will ever know
last year in April was |5(923 58, whereas Fer when the crops begin to move
That such a man was born.
thia year it is but 13,934 90. Grants
Twill
The man who owns his acres
Pass district got nearly double last year
Make
Is the man who plows all day,
what it gets this year. This iaaccount
Things
Anti he who keeps a humping
ed fur by the tact that taxes were not
Hum ’
Is the man who makes it pay.
paid in to the extent of last year when Hartl times is all thay talk about, anti how
The man who advertises
tbe su(>eriiitendent made his apportion
it “used to be”
Men's Nice Suits, Jio.oo, <12.00 and
ment the 17th of April. A later appor
With a short and sudden jerk,
Before Chicago had the fair in eighteen
$15.00.
tionment
will
give
what
the
districts
Is the man who blames the printer
ninety-three;
faded to get this spring. P>elow is given But father aez rich talk as that is hollow as
We have Men's Cheap Suits if you
Becaitte it didn’t work.
the number of the district, the name of
want them. Boy’s Nice Suits, Children's
The man w ho gets the busineew
a drum,
the clerk, the clerk’s address and the Fer when the crops begin to move
Uses brainy printer’s ink.
Fancy Suits, the Price is Right. Full line
amount each district received :
Not a cutter and a sputter,
Twill
of Underwear, Men’> Night Robes. Snaps
Will Anderson
.Selma
$101 46
But an “ad” that makes you think ; 2 1 Chas
Make
in Shoes
Hant»vu .
Althoube . 00 65
Things
3 U W M bipp . .. Kwrbv.... 05 65
And who plans his advertisement
4 A J Adame
Waldo . 108 •.»
Hum.
As he plans his well («ought stock,
5 U F I-oTi-l*.-. . . W lkl’ville »1 51!
Hits the future of his bittiness
Thay
talk
about
the
silver
cra/.v andskersitv
6 A A Hanaeth.
77 35
Dryden
Just as «olid as a rock.—(Ex.
.Grants 1‘ 721 40
7 J A Jennings
of coin.
.a
„a
8 J TPriace.jointDis JProvolt .. 5J 8.» And wonder if there isn’t some new “party”
Bicycle hospital for all repairing at 9 J 8 Jeneem. “ “ )Kubli
56 55
thay kin join ;
10 Wilbur Williams . Murphy.. 68 2.5
Cramer Bro«.
11 A A Porter
(irave.
03 *.K) But father sex it seems to him the peple’s
Col. J. A. Straight went to Gold Ilill 12 C N llalliaaay
.Grants 1*. 76 55
goin’ dumb,
last Friday on a business trip.
13 Louis Storch ... William«. 72 4C Fer when the crops begin to move,
14
A
D
Custar
......
-Murphy
70
75
For a tirst class meal, go to the City
T’will
15 1. N Browning
Placer. . . 85 65
hotel; B. A, Williams, proprietor.
Make
16 J K B»ilev
William. 00 «C
Take your blacksmithing to Trimble 17 J T Everton ... .Merlin. .. 77 35
Things
Opera House Block
18 C A Hervey....... Waldo.. . 05 65
Hum.
I <& Bather for first-class work.
19 J Christie
. .Grants P 88 15
G i 'IIUI h 1‘
Mrs. Judge Benson, Arthur and Gale 20 Sherman Jess .. Wild’ville 86 .’>0 An' father sez the fellers the! has nothin’
left for their home at Klamath Falls 21 J R White ....... . Altbouse 84 85
else to do
G Crockett......... Merlin
89 00
last Friday morning after a visit of a
23 W J Savage....... .Gran1« P 95 65 But set around and talk and talk on things
lew days with friends in the Pass.
thet don’t come true
24 Wm A Ma>bie .
Merlin.... 130 ; m >
Granta 1* 67 40 H ui better get a “move’’ on them and look
Beginning March 12th, the Northern 25 G A Savage
0EORGE H. BINNS,
F M Miner
Grants P 75 70
Pacific Railway will inaugurate a double 2ti
fer “kingdom come,”
2» Will C Smith
Woli< reek 111 40
ASSAYER,
daily train service to all points east. 28 J M Briggs......... .Grants P. 89 89 Fer when the cro|>e begin to move
---- VIA THE ----
These trains will both be first-class and 29 F E Norton . .
88 10
Twill
Winona
Olii. I ..pl'.-'it.' I Intel Jo.'pliint*,
fully equipped. This give» a service 30 J M l’atton......... tranls P. 73 25
Make
Shasta
Route
31
J T llartlev......... William« 91 59
U rant » 1' ahb ,
O regon .
(bat is unequalled by any transcontinen
Things
A
M
Jet«»
.........
50
.
Wild
’
ville
81
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— of the —
tal line. Fur rales or other information SB J 11 b lenung . . Kerby ... 61 65
1 lum.
call on or write E E. Dunbar, Agent, 34 J G Tun k ......... Wulff'reek 79 ao
A C. HOUGH,
—[T. M. C., in Chicago Tribune.
Southern Pacific Company. Giants Pass. Ore.
35 Pat Flanagan ... Merlin .. 61 65
______ k ATTORN EY-AT LA W,
Our Success in the Philippines.
36 E F Mesmer . .. Kerby. . 60 80
Exorcss
d
rains
h-av«-
Portland
Pailv
6 • HU
37 Adah Morrison
. Kerby .
Strayed.
Practice in all State and Federal Court»
The
lafent
advicr» I rom the Philip
38 W D McIntosh . . Wolff'reek 87 35
>ou,n-
I_______
i
Sortii.
Saturday night, May 13, 1899, one 39 J T Love ............. . Wild’ville 63 .50 pine» would Boem to indicate that the
Otti e over First National Bank.
0:00 r.M. uv. ” Portbnd
at .
9 :30 a . m
GBAKTb P ahs ,
•
•
O regon . 9:30%. m lv . Grants Pass lv . 5:20 p. m brown mare in good condition, aged 40 H W l ay lor......... .Selma.. . 56 70 Hlnitfje with the i iihu rgent» ie about
»:15 a . m . Ar. Kan Fran'co lv . S:00 P. M. about 7 years ¡weight about 1100; brand
over. If that ia the cane our ariuy is
The Memorial Services.
Above trains stop at all stations between ed 78 on hip; scars on both hind lege ;
« ertamly to bo congratulated on having
ARTHUR P. HARTH,
I ortland and baleni, Turner, Marion,
Memorial Mrvices were held at th.
Jefferson, Albany. Cottage Grove, Tangent, of a very nervous disposition, Any one Preebyterian church last Sunday morn- iu a few inontha achieved a result which
<pain never accomplished in 300 year»
DOCTOR of DENTAL SURGERY. Shedds, Halsey. Harrisburg, Junction Citv, able to give any information regar ing
Eugene, Drain Oakland, and all stations the above animal will confer a favor and
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tbe of her rule.
from Roseburg, Io Ashland inclusive.
Otti over First N itional Bank,
be satisfactorily rewarded by notifying othei churches, Hie house was crowded.
To a people who are used to being
The G. A. R., the W. R C. and Com bribed into peace the resulta so swiftly
G bamt * P ash ,
-
-
O regon .
Wolters de Howard, Medford, Ore.
Roseburg Mail Daily
pany H, O. G. N. marched in a body to brought about by the American forcea
»:30 a . m . I lv . Portland
Leland Siftings.
12.25 p. M. I LV. Albany
the church and occupied (he front seats can hatdly fail to be impressive. At
C PERKINS,
5:20 p.M. Ar. Roseburg
School te progressing nicely under I he which bad been reserved for them. The the same time we must not be too san
sermon, which was delivered by Dr. Les guine. The Pbilippiae revolt may
management of Miss Owens.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
S. DEPUTY
lie of tbe Baptist church, was listened to HiMolder and blaze up again and agaiu
Mackin
Bros,
are
busy
hauling
lum
Buffet Sleepers
MINERAL SURVEYOR, Pullman
ber to the placer mines on Grave creek. with marked attention. It was an able like our Indian trouble». It im not safe
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discourse. The doctor took for his text to predict the future in a matter of that
Quite a number of new faces are seen
G mart - P ahs ,
O bkgon . S econd C1 ass S leeping C ars
Psalms 22 : 27, 28, “All the ends of the kind.
Attached to all tduough trains
in and about our little village and we
world shall remember and turn unto tbe
The marked difference w hich has been
hope to see a greater number before
For further particular» inquire of George
Lord : and all the kingdoms of the na noted between tbe conduct of the mili
long
Eater«. Granta Pa»».
tions shall worship oefore him. For the tary operations in Cutía and in the
We have been having a fine rain in kingdom is the Lord's: and He is the Philippine! ia probably account««! for in
West Side Division.
30 Years Expeiience.
this section which will insure a good governor among ttie nations.”
a great measure by Hie marked differ
crop. The fruit crop is also good and
Office nOliera House block; *ee tbe sign
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ence in condition«. The military exfie-
of Tbe I ig Í 00G1.
Come and See Us.
there will be an abundance of all kinds.
7:30 a . m . I I,v. Portland
at . 5:.k)p. m
■ iition to Cuba atarted with a rush be-
lv . l:2op. m
There are a number of small amounts lore it was ready. Order and ayatem
Levy Rosenbaum is well and happy.
UkAltTs P ash ,
O regon . 11.55 p. m . I at . Corvallis
Al Albany and Corvallis connect with He is still waiting for the right party to from 15c to 11.05 yet due us on the“|)ailj were necessarily lacking, aad the trans
(rains of Or. Central Ac La-tern Ry.
JUBILE 4 VOORHIES,
make her appearance He wants a ladv Bulletin,” published by us last year. ports were overcrowded. At Santiago,
KXPRFJ«» TRAIN DAILY (EX< KPT SUNDAY.)
who wears square toed shoes and one We wish to have these account« settle«! the men disembarked under fire and
REAL E-TA1E. and
4 .50?. M. I LV. Portland
Ar. | » :25 a . m < who is refined ami speaks intelligently. as quickly as possible.
went immediately into action. Many
[ INSURANCE.
7:30 p . m . | at . McMinnville lv . , 5:50 a . m
Here is a chance for some nice girl.
things were lacking, many preparation«
Such
Nonsense.
Rebate tickets on sale between Portland,
Representing the most reliable com
The quartz mill for the Greenback Min At last General Otis has come to his sen unmade, the men were unacclimated.
panies in existence, both tire an i life). Sacremento and ban Francis« o. Net rates
#17
first class and #11 second class, in< lu<l- ing Co. is being moved from Leland to ses ami has ordered hostilities in the Phil
On the other hand there was careful
Wot ary Public.
ing sleeper.
Rates «nd tickets to Eastern points ati«i the mine. They are having quite an ippines to ceanp for a time until the Filipi preparation for the expedition to the
O regon .
G uani .- P amh ,
11 r<, i u • Also
k I JAPAN.
I A I > a V ,-tirv'A HON-
i i, . I- experience with it, as the roads are not nos can ascertain whether they will accept Philippines. Gen.
Wesley Merritt
. bTR A LI . • A . HINA.
( ;an
o^.
01.1 Lt’ and AI
the terms ottered by the peace commission stood out for a sutficient force of men
in
good
shape,
and
the
mill
being
so
tained from our agent, Grants Pass.
>|! P. DODGE,
heavy makes it almost impossible to or continue fighting, and at the same time and an adequate provision of «hips io
C. H. MARKHAM,
he will bold his army in readine-s to sirike c*rry them, and also for all the necei-
move it.
INSURANCE an I
K. KOEHLER,
P. F. A P. Agt..
a decisive blow should treachery be discov
Manager.
He was right, and
Portland, Ore.
REAL ESTATE
Most of th*» miners have completed ered. Had such a policy been pursued »sry equipments
their
“
cleaning
up
”
process
and
are
when the Filipinos first asked lor a confer what he asked for was conceded to him.
Life, Fire and Accident Insurance.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
wearing n glad smile after learning the ence, the war would probably be over by There was no hurry about ths expedi
Office with Price <& Voorhies.
results.
The late rain pleases most of this time, but Otis was acting under in tion. The arrangemsnts were all com
Take
Laxative
Bromo
Quinine
Tablets.
All
O regon
G rant P ass
them
as
they
will probably commence ai ructions from the relentless Alger, ami plete aixl the men were not called on to
druggists refund money if it fails to cure
25c. The genuine ha* LBQ on each tablet work again, at least for a short time. as a consequence a number of lives have fight the instant that they landed. They
tieen needlessly sacrificed. Times Moun- had ample time to become prepared be
Q0SHOW&SHERIDAN,
tianeer.
fore their bard work began. The result
MINING ATTORNEY»,
Such silly nonsense as the above : h ia highly honorable to the able com
FK0SFEÇT2KJ ATTENTION
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enough to make one sick. If General mander and hi« accomplished subordi
Spe kl attention given to .Mining
One A jmv Free With Each Subrcriptinn to the Courier. Send in $1.25 tor Otis had done otherwise than what he nates as well as to tlie brave troops of
■nd Land Laws, arel Land Office practice.
one year’s subscription to the C ourier ,mentioning this offer and did do this same editor doubtless would the Eighth Army Corps.
Bo- chi no.
-
•
O keooh .
you will receive, in addition to the paper, a ticket entitling you tiave howled just as loud as he now The effectiveness of the volunteer
to one Gold or Copper assay will be given. Old subscribers can howls. He is like the man who wan troops in the Philippines seems to me to
ObBERT G. SMITH,
“agin the governili mt" ami could al
can secure a ticket by paying all arrears and one year in advance. ways lie counted on as presenting him demonstrate anew a lesson which we
»hould certainly lake to heart—volun
H D. NORTON
If You Want a Ticket Mention this Offer.
self in that attitude. Why need a man teers to be effective must lie led by ex
KOSUE RIVER COURIER
be ho partisan as to curse everything perienced oflicers. 1 he volunteers them
done by the other side. The American selves Lave good stuff in them, they are
A ttorneys and C ounselors
people by a large majority are satisfied ai line meu as the regulars, and it does
at L aw .
with the management of the war in the not lake lung to train them. But if they
Office in First National Lank Building.
Philippines and that is enough. Otis is are to constitute a really goo«l fighting
Bnrtlett’s old Stand,
doing the thing about right—let him force that will not crumple up under fire
Gnaw i P as »,
O klook
alone.
o- lose its head, they must be led by
men who know ail sliout the soldier ■
Graliiat« of Horology >'*»»au Univer
profession. Courag« will never take the
FLOUR
AND
FEED.
sity, Germany.
place oí knowledge. There u as much
in knowing how to save your tnm as how
to lead them into danger
That is one trouble we have always
suffered from in the past, civilian« in
listing on being made high officers of
....PRACTICAL
(he volunteer regiments muntered into
the national service for a seriou« war.
WATCHMAKER.
J B. PADDOCK. Propr
I hey feel that they have tbe courage to
Prices Moderate; full
draw ’heir sword and lead charges, and
Having piircbared the .Maible Stock ami Business heretofore owned>nd con
CHirantee Given.
their conception of war emit« all except
ducted by Will Jackson, 1 am now in position to furnish anything in the line of
the battles. They crowd out competent,
Front St . <iil
TH I’ANH. ORE Cemetery work either it. MARBLE or GRANITE I have had over a quarter of
educate«] and trame«! soldiers, to the
a century of experience in the Marble an ! Granite Business and can till yonr or
great detriment of the service
ders promptly and give you the best of workmanship.
A h Excellent Combination.
The resuHs of tbe late war with Spam
Will make a specialty of construction work from yonr own designs.
The pleasant method anti beneficial •Aeeias to have changed our position is
effiita of the well known remedy.
J. B. FADDOCK.
We have acquired new
STBVP or Fl«*«, manufactured by the the world.
C a LIF okvia F io > yhvp Co., illustrate duties and re«|Mmsibililiew, and the great
the value <»f obtaining the liquid laxa |e>wers have made a new estimate of us.
tive principles of plants known to be
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mwlicinaliy laxative end presenting Our public men also seem to have re
them in th»- form m»e,t refreshing t»* th» vie -«I their opinions of our place among
SOUTHERN OREGON.
taate and acceptable to the system. It nation«*, and there seem« to be a general
is the on»- perfect strength» ning laxa
tire, cle«using the system effectually, disposition to con< e<!e ibe nee *sity for
$50,000.
Capital Stock,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevera an increase of the army. Our army wa«
g»-r>tly yet promptly and enabling one largp enough for us many years ago, but
Re • e d-|K*ib» rabject to check <-r oo
to overcome habitual ootiat ipatkm p»r w« bava grown sm«e tbeu. Considering
CSfti: p payable n «Jemand.
manentiv. It* perfect freedom from
8r! < right
ob Nvw York, Saij Fran Stages nin both ways daily between Grants Pase, Oregon, and Crescent every objectionable quality and sub tbe size and resources of our nation, an
stance. and iu ax-ting on the kidnevs. army ol lODJJOt) men would tie relatively
Caen, in.1 Poeland.
City. Cal., passing through the following interior points: Wilder-
liver and bowels, without weakening small. It would not conttitut« a threat
hic trenn Gr.
«11 poinU in
or irritating them, make it tbe ideal
ville, Love's, Anderson. Kerby. Waldo. Shelly Creek,
ihn L'ni-.ed .K ai «».
against civil liberty, though an army of
laxative.
Patrick's Creek, Gasquets.
In the procesa of manufacturing figs 500(00) men might.
jU" . i Attention rivm to CollertiorA anr
are umh |, aa they are pleaKaut to <h«-
fBr . <■»•» of our naHrnm.
1 am not a polite an, and it 1« net my
ta*»te. but tl»e medicinal qualities of the
ri- nonU thi»»ighoul S»itbern
WESTBOUND
EASTBOUND
remedy are obtained from senna ar.d province to eay what we should do with
OW m, and on all ar xw. bl« poinla.
Leave Grant, Pass
6 a. m. father aroaaatie plant*, by a meir»«id emi« an army. It woul 1 pr«bably be
.. 9 a m | Ixrave Crescent City..
Arrive at Waldo.............. .. 7 p. tn i Arrive at Waldo........ . 8 P nt. known to the <’AI iFoxatA Fin hYMt F more than sufficient for our internal
J. I>. FRT, I*NMd«>t.
Co. only. In order to get its benadeftal
m | L mvc Waldo............
Leave Waldo . .
. . .
J. T.TCFF?>. Vict President.
4
■ -7 a. m. effect* and to avoid imitations, pleaA* n**-1«, tbaugh the Indians have by do
Arrive at Crescent City..
|
Arrive
at
Granta
Pass,
R. A. RrxrTK. Cahier
6P
••5P OL rememlwr the full n»m< of the< ompany means c*a«ed to lie a menace. In fart,
r***|»e<-ta more capable
1 thi is line past es in beautiful. A de- printed on the front of every packa<e they are in
The scenery throuj
iightfui mountain road 1 rom G I’MJU let to rescent City. Excursion CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. than ever of making trouble for •«. and
• AW rXAlU"!.^» CAL.
thoee who are nut armed ran easily pro
rates during aummer
unmvii.i.r » r
mxw rou ■ ▼
A.M b, a.1 1»
UA—Ri« Ifc. txi l«AU. i cure gun«.
J C. HARPER. Grants Pass,Or.. Manager.
local
Ijappcmiw^j
DOLLAR
OA
IS A
DOLLAR
EARNED.
YOU
MAKE
MONEY
BY
TRADING
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>
We’re Headquarters for Tilings for the House
Wall Paper, Lineoleum, Carpets, Mattings.
»
»
Glassware, a fine line of Bowls, Footed or Plain, Covered or Uncovered, a Nice Lot at 25c.
Tumblers, 45c dozen. Big Bread Plates for 25c.
Housekeepers’ Scales with Scoop only $1.48.
Housekeepers’ Spring Balance Scales only 10c.
Fry Pans, Rolled Steel; you can’t beat them, large size, 45c.
Tin Coffee Pots, 10c up.
Iron Tea Spoons, 10c dozen.
Iron Table Spoons, 20c dozen.
Quarter Inch Socket Firmer Chisels, 25c.
Brooms, 15c up. Cobbler Sets, $1.85 complete.
Welch's Clothing Store,
How to JVluk«» Home
H
“Sunshine'
J_J
■ V.
.A.
ZKT
JR. “USS,
Staple and Fancy Groceries,Provisions
Joseph Kessler,
Grants Pass Marble and Granite Works
FIRST NATIONAL
BAKK
Grants Pass & Descent City
)
-STAGE LINE--
Carries 1. S. Mails. Passengers and Stage Express.
TIME TABLE.
THE
FAVORITI^
Have you Tried
Window Polish 11
Cleans a window a minute! No Grit' No Acid! No Scratch! No Equal! For windows, mirrors,
show cases, electric light globes, glassware, stationary bowls, bath tubs, toilets, marble and earthenware.
I leans silverware and electroplate, aluminum and nickelplate, bicycles, copper, Brass and Tinware.
Cleans paint, extracts ink spots from desks without injury to varnish. An erasive for grease, and cleans
gentleman s clothes and ladies' white kid gloves and shoes. Useful in a hundred ways to delight bouse-
keepers. Saves time, saves labor, work» quick. PRICE, lOt PER CAKE. THREE FOR 25c
EAST and SOUTH
'
lli-iyht unti Att i*n<»t ivc
The Talk of the City Is:
Buy House Furnishings Right at Thomas’.
But leaving the question of internal
difficulties aside, it is quite probable we
would find the external world furnishing
us with ample occupation for our in
creased army. If ww are going to cut
•ven a small figure among the military
nations, if we are to assert and inaiutain
equal rights with them in the commerce
of the world, we must be prepared to
use such arguments as they understand.
As a last resort we must be prepared to
uae force in < btaining what is due us.—
Gen. John M, Schofield in Independent
i
ua. c. z. u.
A Temperance Psalm.
A modern alphabetical psalm on the
virtue of abstinence is furni»he«l by Dr.
Cyrus Edson to a recent North American
Review. It is one of the best e»Hay» of
its kind In print:
A stands for Alcohol, deathlike its grip.
B for Beginner, who takes just one sip;
0 lor Companion, who urge» him on;
D for the Demon of drink that is born;
J T' for Endeavor, he makes to resist.
F stands for Friends who so loudly insist;
G for the guilt which he afterward feels;
A Few Pointer»,
Il for the Horrors that hang at his heels;
The recent »tatistica of the number ol I his Intention to drink not at all,
deaths »how that the
i.i.jority die J stands for Jeering that follew« his fall;
with conaumption. Thia diseaie may K' fer his Know ledge that he is a slave :
commence with an apparently harmleaa I. for the Liquors his appetite craves;
cough which can Itn cured in.tautly by M for convivial Meetings so gay.
Keutp'a BalHatn lor the Throat and N is for No that he tries hard to say;
Lung«, which in guaranteed to cure and () for the Ogies that then « ««me to pass.
relieve all caaett. i'ric« 23c. ami 50c. P stands for pride that he drowns in his
For sale by all druggiata
glaw»;
0 for the Quarrels that nightly abound,
Traveling in Alaska.
R stands for Ruin, that hovers around.
1 have seen manv pictures of the man 8 stands for rights that hit vision bedim.
ner in which tbr Eskimo travel, and the T «lands for Trembling that niezes his
man ia generally seated comfortably on
limbs;
the »led cracking a whip, and the «log« U for his Usefulness sunk in the slums,
are going at a »mart gallop; but we soen V «lands for Vagrant that soon he liecomes;
found that picture to be a deluaiou and w for the Waning of life that’s soon done ;
a snare. Journeying in the Arctic re
X for his oXit, regretted by none.
gions consists mostly in pushing behind Y ouths of this nation, such wvakneM is
the tied, for the |w>or little animals fre
crime.
quently have to lie helped over the rough Z valouriy turn from the tempter in time.
places aad in going up hill or any rise in
the ground. Where there ia no beaten
The New Temperance.
trail—as was the case most of the dis
tance we traveled the «logs have noth Our chainpion is a soldier in truth's
ing to guide them, and one man is glorious arn*y. Keen of eye and strong
obliged to run ahead.
He generally of limb, lie has bearded the demon
runs some distance, and then walks un alcohol ia his den, nor will he surrender
til the head (earn comes lip with him, the struggle till he has the horrid mon
then he rune on again. When the snow ster in the dust.
The key note of the new lem|>e rance
in hard and the road level, the «logo with
an average load, will maintain a trot is contained in that good old adage, "An
which is too fast fur a man to walk, ami ounce of prevention is worth a pound of
not ho fast as ho can run. By alternate cure.” In engaging the energy and
ly running ami walking, one does activity of youth in the crusade against
not become greatly fatigued. ¡Natives drink, the church han hut again exhibit
who travel from village are so an *ui ed that wonderful wisdom born of 20
tomed to this mod« of travel that they centuries of experience in the salvation
can keep it up all day without showing of souls. Under her guiding hand youth,
exposed to all the temptations, with
signs vf fatigue. — ifar|>er'H Magazine.
none of the judgment of maturity, is
safely piloted through the maelstrom of
moral destruction and landed on man
hood's shore, sound in body and whole
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some in mind, thrice armed fur the
battle of life.
The worker in the temperance journ
alistic field finds huHself confronted by
many discouraging ubsln lew. lie finds
tbe liquor fortes ever active to block the
progress of temperance reform; ever
ready with purse and influence to check
the growth of anti saloon idea*. On tbe
other hand, the friends of lire movement
are b'O often lukewarm and unappre« ia
That will hold 24 glass
live.
plates or 72 cut films, or
Believing, then, that we have tie in
any amount less than
considerable part to flay in this all-iin-
portant crusade for morality and right-
these numbers, or plates
•ousaess, we again request your earnest
and films together, and for
support.
only
CAMERAS
Bug» in Cigarette».
Dr. Ohmarin Dumeenil ha*« ma le an
important diecovery. Hr ih a great cig
arette «moksr, ami has often nulicrd
These are not toy cameras I «uua'I brown holes in the paper surround
but g<xxi leather covered » mg the weed. A few «lays «go be d»cid* ,
I •d to investigate, lie found that the
instruments taking clear
hole« were made by a «mall iusecl. To '
and Idiltinct photographs
a Sun corresprindewl h« said today, a«>
he di«playe«i a number of the bug« uri
4x4 inches. See the work
der the tnirrosrope: “This singular bug
done with these instru
1« what w« «all a coleopterous insect.
ments.
There are tbousamln of this 'amiiy, bin
those I have under the gla«« and in
yonder b x are the only tobacco chewers
I know of. This insect tt very «mall ah
you sew. Il crawls into a box of cigar-
If desired we arrange to give
•tlrs, bores a hole through the rice pa
personal in struct ions in (level-
per, leys an egg and thee escapes. The 1
j oping, printing, etc., free to
larva develop into a worm, and, fur the
1 those pure having < ameras
want of something belter, it eats lobacc«»
You will notice that the mother insect
Developing Outfits and
always commence« her operation near
the end of the cigarette. The worm ;
Photographic Supplies.
Xi. > ws Holm ng except eating aud e«cap
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ing, and he alarta for the end of the cig
arette In due courae' ol time h« be
come» an insect, but does not lose bis
appetite ”
“What do you think of a cigarette that
has entertained on« of these bugs, doc
tor?’’
“1 consider such a cigarette a poison,
and I attribute many mysterious case« of
bronchial affection to this source."—New
York Sun,
Advertlty ii Our But Teacher.
"Culture and character come through
suffering,” writes Rev. Newell Dwight
Hillis, l>. !>., on tbe“Psins that Polish
Perfection," in ths June Ladies' Homs
Journal. “Lifa ia God’s uni varsity , hap-
plnsss is the graduating point, but trou
bls and adversity are among the chosen
teachsrs. The world is bailt fur joy,
but man comas to his fnll sstats through
ths lutslags of sorrow. If man washes
Ins eyes in tears and makes bis garmsnta
white with blood, be, too, ie promised
the throne and sceptre of the higher
manhood. Helfering io an alchoaiat re
lining coarseness and transmuting bad
into good, selfishness into sympathy,
steel is iron plus Are. Tools are steel
plus gashing axes. Statues are marble
plus the chisel, whose every stroke
malies spaiks fly. Manhood is nature
plus the tempUtiouo that chisel out
cliaracter. Bronte doors ol old catbe
drain are all ol beaten handiwork, and
character ie hammered out on tbe anvil
ol sdvereity ; nine comes through crush
ing of grapes, anil joy ia a Que spirit oft
distilled from bruised affecUens Bin
and eeltlshnens dig great furrows in tbe
face, so suffering is sent in to iron tbe
lines out smooth again. From Paul to
Livingstone, what heioic leader hath
worn soft raiment? What Luther er
Lincoln was reared tn king's palaces?
Il « wrestling against opposing words
that works toughness into trees and
giantbooil into men. If the poet's vis
ion ie ever Ieltilled and we judge the an
gels doing easy duty at heuie, we must
first.as veterans ol the old guard, achieve
our sc ars ami held our tattered Hags in
tisree battles upon a far-off frontier,
optimists always, let us not‘make be
lieve ami play there are no troubles.
One lorm of folly is slwsys to dreg the
corpse in’.« tbe banquet; another io to
try end triumph over tragedies by avert
ing our eyes.*'
Modem Beauty
I hrtve, ' <i g' I f <1 and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise in the o|ien air Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle ami pleasant
Syrup of Figo, made by the California
Fig Svrup C<>. only.
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i F.
Buettel,
Merchant Tailor
An ex|ieri»nced and up to-
date cutter and titter, has
located in Granta Paa« and
opened Tailoring Rooms on
brunt St., cor. 4th, with a full
line uf Cloths, Long expert*
•rice in the business warrants
him in saying a
Perfect Fit and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All work wall finished and tn
cheap as good work can be
done for. Call and look over
sample«.
Also agent I fur a Chicago
tailoring house.
('leaning and Repairing
«lone in th« most approved
manner.
F. Buettel,
Cor. 4th and Trout St».