Rogue River courier., June 15, 1899, Image 2

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Grants Pass is the county seat of Jose­
phine countv ami is situated in the « enter
of the .Southern Oregon gold mining dis
trict
though they should come forth now
could never draw such a concourse of
people as did Fifadoinjonc and Jetfrirs.
And why is it? Tbeie it no reason why
except that men love the coarser na’ure,
as a rule, better than they do the finer.
The champion brute ix a greater ideal In
ths sight of American boys than one
would imagine and the appetite is grow­
ing daily. The people were horrified
when the state of Nevada gave such rec­
ognition to the prize fight but New York
was not particularly censured and other
states will not be as time movew along
gom a
INDIANS USING WAMPUM-
nu PrlMltlv. »U.II rwrrwiM-r «•
bv ÍMllí.r»«*
H.dmrn
bicycle economy
During a recent re! •• nm ‘ng trip
into Lake and Mend* <<<* euuDties.
«
Curator Charles P- W« v»nd of the
Makes the ftxxt more delicious and wholesome
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Golden Gala Park muM-u.n. | id a visit
to the headquarter» of
• al of the
tribes of Pomo Indians, in I iHcr val-
ley . and made many he» r dr.g ob-
babitxof
servatiouw of the cuxtoi •» «
Long Ride Awheel.
Doings on Gal ice.
’ Hingely
this still uncivilized a»<
C. J. Armstrong uf Cincinnati. Ohio,
1 i num-
Ch a rhe Crow was taken sick u|>on the primitive people. He obi .
William» School Picnic.
is in town fur a day or two, having mountain ami had to go home horse tor uf rare and valuable r ex from
The editor accepted an invitation to to stopped to rest on his lung trip awheel ba« k, instead of bis u«ual way oi travel­ them, among others a tri! I pestle
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present at a picnic and closing exercisss U j British Columbia. Mr Armstrong is ing
within an inch of thr- e fret long, w fiicb
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of the Williams school on last Friday, traveling alone and seems to enjoy the
had descended
fr«jm Chief to chief of
We are now able to get wagon loads
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which invitation was given by tbe sights ¿long the way. He will return
one oi jf the tribe» through uncounted
to the forks of the creek, xo the freight­ genei rations until it fell into the hands
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teacher, Walter Dyke. He, in company on bis wheel in the latter part of sum­
age on lumber aud provisions is much of a dead chief’s wife. Only the most
with his two younger children, trances mer. He rides a Swift.
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persistent effort and a cunning play ‘»n
fess than heretofore.
and Chalmers, left Friday morning and
the old woman’s cupidity secured the
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Graduate» for IM99
Mr
Chaussee,
wife
and
child
were
arrived at tbe hall where the exercises
pestle for Curator Wilcomb, who has
Tbe following are the graduates of tne the guaata of Mrs. C. E Harmon for a placed it in the museum and cherishes
were to be held at 11 o'clock
Here we
found that parents and children had Southern Oregon Statu Normal xchoal few days. They came down in a buggy it as one of his dearest exhibits.
from the Pare.
Entered at the post office at tirants Pass, gathered and were still gathering for for the year 1S99
Among the things which Mr. Mil*
Oregon, as second-class mail matter.
comb found in the possession of the
May A. Sutton, Ashland; Martha
Hang out your clothing to dry.
ths festal occasion.
Ponios and coveted, but could not buy.
Go to your work light hearte«l
The program, which consisted of songs M. Smith, Hornbrook, Cal.; J. S. Wertz.
Bicycle Sundries of all kinds.
T hursday , J ink 15, 1899.
was a coinage mint, says the San Fran­
And when you return bye ami bye
and recitalk ns. w as begun and carried Ashland Elsie Wiley. Medford ; Leunoia
All kinds of Bicycle Repairing neatly done.
cisco
Chronicle.
According
to
the
You
ami
yuur
clothing
have
parted,
John Galvin has »old his interest in to completion by the children ir. a most A. Huhn, Engería; Alma G. Johnson, if the perky cattle happen to be around. curator, the Pomos are the only Indians
Headquaiters for the RAMBLERS.
the Dewey to Roy Kremes who is now commendable way. The little fellows Bandon , Jessie P Rose, Ashland ; Ra­
in America who still make wampum for
Watch
it
Go.
will
soon
bo
through
actual circulation as a medium of ex­
editor and owner. Success to you Koy. seemed perfectly at home and were not nilla Purdin. Medford, W. A. H jit, Ash­
in the least embarrassed at tbe presence land; Naomi E. Crocker, Ashland, J. A. cleaning up in Rich gulch. Jobnie g«)«a change and who prefer it in their tribal
flow Tin Cans are Made.
Over 100 movers’ wagons passed ot so many older people.
Bish, Ashland ; Edna 8. Parker, Grants to the farm to spend the summer on dealings to the money of the white
through Red Bluff, Cal., bound for Ore­
After tbe close ot the program the Pass ; Egbert T. Robbins, Springfield. milk ami h«>ney ami bottling up good men. Other Indians have it in their
Tin cans are lanzhe.1 at by the humer-
possession, but no others continue to ista as the food for kmuts; but the part
gon last month and still there are many teacher announced that the most impor­ Wash.; Edna N. Adams, Kellogg, |>oug- tiling* for next winter.
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V F M It’s easy to
to follow . Dry weather arid a continu­ tant part ami the one in which all would las county ; E«lgsr R. Van Dyke, Med-
Hemy Hutchins is running his arawta coin it.
that canned foul plays in the nourish-|
AXÊ LE
“ b,K
Mr. Wilcomb found the Pomo mint
j, //
// load
up
ous shortage of crops in California is the manifest a <fe< ided interest, was near at ford ; Clara Hawkins. Eugene; Final with a g«Mxi body of ore in sight.
ment of the uorl.l is not to to laughed
A zk
X
loatl
UP a a i
vi orkfng full blast. Its machinery is ex­
hin if
«Ay big
b1« hil1
lf I
reason assigned for the emigration.
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hand, the dinner would be spread. We Wells, Ashland; Nellie E. Dement,
The Cope mine w ill probably change ceedingly simple and of exceedingly a». The tin can literally folio 's the i k
¿X you grease
Day, , tirants hands in the near future.
<aw them coming from every direction Myrtle Point; Mary E
primitive design, consisting of two inarch of civilization, whether to the
the wagou I
The brewery trust, which has just with well filled baskets and depositing Pass; Clara L. Puley, Ashland;
Louise
I
wheels with
I
short wooden uprights, with a cross center of ‘‘Darkest Alrica” will» Stanley, I
pipped and will soon hatch out, is to be (he same on a table which hn«i been pre­ Geniere, Ashland.
Wanted.
piece at the top. a stone base and a lor “Farthest N rth ’ with Nansen and
' MICA Axli Graasa '
one of the most gigantic of them all. pared for the occasion. The ladies at
A girl to du general housework, (iood rudely formed stone drill, which ope­
A Statement.
Ilia crew. So the making of a tin can as |
Get a box and loarn why It's the
pay. For particulars implire at thia of­ rates through a hole in the cross piece.
An effort is being made to get all the once Hpread the edibles, which were
»•Ext greaae ever put on an axle.
¡described in the Washington Star.has an ;
- . <1 everywhere.
Maue by
Ths Pacific Pine Neville Co. ( inc ) of fice-
Once a year the Indians gather mate­
breweries of the country into a combine. abundant and enough for three times as
BTAMD.IK» OH« CO,
rial from which to make their money. i interest of its uw n :
The amount will reach over 11,000,000,- many people as were present, al I hough Grants Pass, (ire., in offering its product
Items From Williams.
The cans are
aie ina«le
ma«le by
t>y machinery. :
to the public, begs to state that it em­
They travel in bands to the ocean
000.
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the woods were full of ¡>eople. Morford ploys no peddlers or traveling salesmen.
v. ___
and ____
there 1 Over 4,000,000,0j0 a year are produced in
Grandfather Caldwell is quite ill.
shore, M) or 90 miles away,
We are in receipt of a copy of the John distanced the crowd but the editor
It has established agencies in all the
Editor Chausse paid Williams a visit gather shells which their women carry I this country. Assuming .*ix inches as
home in baskets. At home the shells are ■ the average height of a can, some idea of
Mining Laws of Oregon just published came in as a close second.
Pacific Coast states, throughout the recently.
turned over to the official coiners, who I the enormity of this product may be had
Tbe ladies of Williams know how to East, in Mexico, Europe and the Ha­
by the Oregon Mining Journal, for which
John John made a trip to Jacksonville polish them to perfect smoothness and
we extend thanks. It is well gotten up cook,the men know how to eat, ami they, waiian islands. Hey wood Bros, A Wake
when it is pointed out that if the cans
Tuesday.
roundness on flat stones. The polished
in the pamphlet form and miners will one and all, know how to entertain visit field Co. of Portland are its representa­
were placed en » to end they would reach
shell
is
then
laid
on
the
stone
base
of
James Hail went to Jacksonville laid
find it very convenient. The price is ers. There were a number from (¡rants tives for the states of Oregon, Washing
the mint machine, and a hole is drilled ¡one and one-half times round tne earth.
Pass and they all testify to the to t that ton and Idaho. Waller Driikin of San Monday.
cheap, only 26 cent«.
Twenty yeais ago a fruit can factory
through it' with the stone drill. It is
they were well treated on this occasion. Francisco, for California, etc. They will
Lou Carson visited friends at Will­ then wampum, is strung on a wire or a consisted oi several d< z. n men aulas
Germany, it is said, is violently op­
After dinner and the putting away uf supply the trade, in Portland and vi­ iams lately.
string, arc! is ready for circulation. The i many boy helpers, who made the cans
posed to the Peace Conference declar­ the baskets which remained, Rev. Dr.
The new flouring mill is progressing value of the shells varies. Large ones all by hand. With 20 men and their
cinity the Meier A Frank Co. has the re­
ing for arbitration and to thia end will Leslie of <¿rants Pass delivered a must
are worth more than small ones, al­ I helpers, the most thai could be produced
tail sale of the goods. The names of all rather slowly.
work with tile inferior powers to render excellent address on the subject of “Pan,
though the small ones are the hardest
well known
Chloe McKenzie is visiting friends jn io make. Sometimes the stones nre ’ in tho.se days was 16,000 a d»y. The
the matter unpopular. Is it possible Ink and Paper,” which the audience en­ these old, established,
houses is a guarantee for honest .straight Williams creek.
colored with pigments and then they | j same number of emp'cites,most of them
that Germany is fearful of submitting joyed very much. After the address,
boys, ar«» now able by means of automat*
forward dealing.
W. P. Dyke closed his school last Fn become more valuable than ever. Some '
her difficulties to others for adjustment? the older people engaged in social con­
of them are rated at as much as a dollar i j ic machinery, to turn out over 200,0)0 a
The material of the Pacific Pine Needle day with a picnic.
No nation that des*res to do the right versation, whi’e the children "pent some
apiece. A string of them makes its pos­ j day.
Film and Plate Cameras for Sale or
thing need fear the principle of arhitra tune in different »port» until the hour Co. has no equal ami once need, will
Zera ptad visited the Stites boys Sat­ sessor a wealthy man.
The improved mat hinerv of today is a
speak
for
itrell.
The
company
has
in
­
lion.
urday and Sunday.
A. E. VOORHIES,
c ame to depart for home.
Strangely enough, the official coiners combination of eight or ten machines,
vested a large sum in buying patents
Following wan the program :
of the l’oroos are all blind. They are l’be tin sheets cut exactly the same size
Willie
Weidman
spent
several
days
at
Courier Office.
War still continues in the Philippines,
and perfecting the process of manufact­
chosen from among the distinguished
.
School uring. Those who want mattresses Williams last week.
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and the Filipinos are learning rapidly Song—“America,”.
are loaded in a machine that reminds
members of the tribe, and no Indian
Recitation.......................... Nellie Anderson
from the Americans how to fight. Un­ Dialogue.
Editor Price attended the picnic ¡.ear ern become a coiner who has not one of a printing press. The machine is
made of pure Pine Needle fl her should
The Best $5 Camera in Town.
cle Sam may have to send over more
Alice Spar I in and Maggie Nip|»er see that they bear the trade mark of the the old hall last Fridav.
reached a ripe old age. They become a affli-fee*ling, rolling and mortising
Harry Perkins Pacific Pine Needle Co.
troops than he at first anticipated. Recitation ..................
machine,
taking
one
sheet
at
a
tune,
Fred Bolt is working on his mining exceedingly’ expert with the rude dril Is.
Gen Miles wants to go over and try his Quartette................
despite their blindness, and in a day’s looping over a narrow margin on each
In Grants Pass, J. R. Hale ha- the claim on Powell's creek.
Ma ke a
Ali<e Kparlin, Myrtle Howell,
time can turn out enough wampum to I edge of the sheet, hooking these ’
skill fighting Filipinos, Miles known
NellieAnderson andGeorgia Stephens sole agency for our goods.
Mi*. Bigelow and son Jim made a
make them wealthy Indians were they I e«lges together, *,ni, finally, clinching
hew to fight Indians and it may to that Recitation ..
.Gladys Sumner
P acific P ine N fedif C o .
trip to your city last week.
its destined owners. Curator Wilcomb ■
he can just as well put the Philippine Recitation
ni
.lightly he j lint thus made This pro­
Myrtle Howell
Circuit Court.
Dr. Robert Leslie preached at the Bap­ has several strings of it in theiuttsu••¡L
Song by l.ittle Folks.
retola to flight. Give him a chance.
cess
completes
the
body
of
the
cans,
although he could notijirf i(-e the Pomos
Recitation...
. Harvey Hparlin
The adj uirned term of circuit court tist chuicii Thursday evening.
to part with theii uiT* St. Louis Re­ which drop upon an endless belting ami
.
.Maggie Nipper convened at the court house in this city
Dr. Hartland Law ot Han Franciaco Recitation
Mrs Gruss and Miss Leia Goodwin
are carrie«! to the next point of develop- |
public.
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Recitation
Eva
Sumner
start this spring
ha. bean lecturing way down in the Em­
Recitation
Lillian Stites Monday of Ibis week at 9 o’clock a. m. went io Grants Pass last week.
ment. As it passes along, the seam
pire alate on ' Higher l'hyaical Condi- Duet.................. toils and Merle Caldwell present Judgo H. K Hanna, deputy «li.*.-
THE
Di^ARF
DISAPPEARED.
by using
Robert Irvine and family are fri-<'»'
faces downward and runs through a
tiona." He advocate, a partial change RacitalioB
Earl Topping
puty district attorney, I.. V. Mewart, relatives and friend« at Williams.
solder
well,
which
fills
the
joint
with
Raymond Bailey
in the preaant way <>( proposing, in Recitation
\ iiiii »I iik Ksperienrr of a Joenlar
Sheriff Lister and County (y'ferk
lead. Tbe surface of the j «¡nt is rubbed
Duet
Alice Sparlin and Myrtle Howell
.uis.’Atiii Mallory. Minnie Dyke and
l*h>«l<*lan Who llnd One
other worda, “popping the question.
Bartlett. \ll jurorej^rFflischaFged.
Recitation............................................... (¡race Sumner
off
smooth.
ha
Malluiy
were
at
Williams
Friday
.
Short I. cm .
Dr. Law thinks that in many (yneu’"
4U»** ’ f
>n vs. Alpha Knighton
The bodies of the cans n >wr automat*
should become the custoir
lit. I -jo-
Messrs.
Scott
and
St
John
were
pros
­
Recitation......................... *.........Ross Bailey for assault, etc. Pleaded not guilty;
“Once in awhile one runs across a ically pass into the horizmtal apertures
pecting on Horse Head creek last week.
propose.
Tb«wr«vWrwrnt)ld be all Duet ..........................................................
bond fixed at |300.
good story that is true, and one of the of a massive w heel, which revolves and
Myrtle
Howell
and
Georgie
Stephens
nght^b’-t. nhlnn ’t the boys scatter when
Mrs. Griswold and daughter of Med
Dee Cloriis Yokutn vs. A. J. Yokum,
best that I have heard recently was told stops u))on a cylinder oi a pistol. Two
ion
lord have been visiting friends at this me at Pomeroy a couple of days ago
•to the girls coming.
suit for divorce; dismissed.
Dialogue, “Picnic Party.”
boys, seated above this wheel, have all
plate.
and vouched for as absolute truth,” they can do to keep two up-right sides
Recitation
Zona tooman
E. F. lUnnum ami D. L. Browning vs.
Otis says that there is no occasion to Song, “Ke«l, White and Blue’’. . . Sclmol C. P. Drown, W E. King and George
Dew Smith, the blacksmith, lias some said W. T. L’hhner, n Pittsburgh com­ filled with heads and bottoms for the
mercial tourist, at Smith’s. “It is said
discontinue fka war in the Philippines
II. Fisher; motion to retax the costs.
, new ground fenced and is building on
Merlin Happenings.
to have happened to a well-known Meigs cans. One by one the«e tall in place,
during the rainy season. The uisadvan-
J. C. Eads» vs. II A. Ktevens and J, | his house.
county physician who is a jolly good and ere-.forced on either end of the can
Born -In this city. May 11th, to Mr.
tages there are not so great as in Cuba.
A. Leonhard ; motion to relax costs,
Rev. C. N. Cross ieturned to his home fellow and appreciated the story tOO J bodies by dies.
and Mrs. Bart Vest, a «laughter.
After a rain (he ground dries quickly,
George F. Wheeler, receiver Siskiyou last week, after an absence of several well to keep it a secret. It seems that i The wheel revolves as each is finished,
Ike Rotor mon and family expect to
thus enabling the troops to advance al •
the medical man has a leg that was and they are thrown out and carried
Mining company, vs. L. L. Jewell et al. «lays al Conference.
most at will. The proper method, Otis journey by wagon some time this week
shortened something like a foot or more along io the next machine where an
Action to recover ore; court grant' d all
Messrs. Corum and Lash, two wheel- [ I l \ an attack of inflammatory rheuma­
thinks is to push tlm Filipines until to the Willamette valley, where they in­ over ami atn>ve 40,000 pounds
(Apposite (Court House.
men of Missouri Flat, were seen on our tism. and in walking he uses a cane endless chain, which moves along faster
they have had enough
The |»eace talk tend to locate
than
the
cans,
rests
on
top
of
them,
sj
peculiarly
constructed,
so
that
instead
National
Eilutation.il
Asiociatlon
Meeting.
streets last Sunday,
some time ago was of no avail because
Ths manv friends here of William
that they are rolle«i around as they ad­
Capt. N i&h, accompanied by two other uf going completely’ to the ground with
the Filipinos had no idea of ceasing hoe Sanders of Galic« creek, were sorry to
I/O» Angeles, Cal , July 11 to 14, IMU'.i
I lie short foot he places it upon a sort vance. The cans are tilled at an angle,
tilttiee, but merely to gain time
hear of Ins death whi h occured hi Excursion ticket« will be on sale July mining men were here Friday, looking of rest built upon the cane, which is
so that the bottom and top edges or
Grants Bass the first of the week
5th to 9th inclusive, good to return on after their interest in the mines.
*.leel-«upported. When standing he fre- joints are, in turn, rolled around in a
The negroes themselves down South
or
before
September
5th,
1899.
quently
shifts
from
one
foot
to
the
Mi a Lulu Dyke, who has been visiting
Mrs. T. Overton was shopping here
solder well at the lower point of the
must be desperate when they take one
For rates ami further particulars, call Mms Acock for some time, returned to other, and when standing upon his
Monday last.
angle. Die tops are soldered on one
of their own number and lynch him to-
dwarfed
limb
he
loses
something
more
on or address H. \. Rotermund, Agt. S hi i home in Grants Pass Friday.
Henry Miller was doing business at
side of the machine, the bottoms on tbe
fun* the while people even know that
i
than
a
foot
in
height.
Beyond
the
af
­
P. Co., Grants Pass, Ore.
Our new saw mill is working away flicted leg he is powerfully developed in other
An elevator now carries them to
It not h&ndleii by an experi­
there is trouble in the air. It was only the county seat last Monday.
trying lu make auiue impression on the every particular. One day he got on the burnisher, and thence to the big
See This Oiler.
in Mi»sis»ippi Monday of this week that
Strawberries are quite scarce here, as
enced pharmacist. You may
\ gold or copper assay will be given to (meats. Mr. I ields has taken a number board an Ofyio river steamer going to tester, where the pressure of 35 pounds
one Bimon Brooks had to forfeit his life elsewhere, on account of the late frost
be assured of good results if
Cincinnati. Later he took a notion fur to tiie square inch is exerted uponjthe
ininrrs
or to prospectors for a paid in of loads of timber to town
al the hands of a mob of his own people,
Dan Robertson received a fine new bi­
a drink of wlusky and went back to the can, to insure its strength and prove it
you have your prescriptions
advance
subscription
to
the
Got
hu
h
for
Mr.
Snell
of
the
Provult
school,
went
because he committed an atrocious cycle from a firm in Chicago last week.
barroom. As he entered the bartender
compounded
here.
water-tight,
after
which
it
is
pronounced
one
year.
Those
in
arrears
can
take
to Mt dford last week. Mr. 8. has a full was engaged in arranging the glasses
crime. There was no mistake in getting
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Neeley have moved
advantage of this « Iler by pay mg up and school, and we hear hr is giving goo«l on the sideboard ami paid no attention finished.
the guilty party. The uvgroes were nut
to Merlin lor the summer.
also pay one year in advance. An assas satisfaction.
barbarous in their treatment uf Brooks,
to him until he called for the drink. At
A Frightful Blunder
will cost you I’, just add 25 cents to the
i
Treasurer s Notice
unless it may to said that lynching is
Albert, Ava and Hugh Leeper started this time the physician was resting se­ Will often cause a horrible Burn. S Md
SIXTH SI REET.
renely
on
the
short
leg.
his
head
bare
­
amount
and
get
the
Cm
rich
fur
one
barbarous.
Monday tor N »rthern Idaho to join their
There are funds in the city treasury
Gut or Bruise. Bucklen s Arnica Salve,
year, the I h ‘»1 paper tn Southern Oregon. brother I '.incite, who has been there for ly showing above the rather high bar.
Company II is anxiously awaiting the to redeem the following outstanding
When the bartender had mixed the the tost in the world, will kill the pain
several years. They will make the trip drink and turned about again the med­ ami promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores
WANTED.
UTIdcrville Items.
arrival oi their uniforms. They have warrants protested to January 10th,
by wagou.
ical man had reversed his supports and Fever Sores. Vleers, Bo;is, Felons, Corns,
been waiting, it seems to them, longer 1895. Interrai on Hsm^ w ill cease alter
G. W Lewis and Will Lewis are haul­
The new ditch is a great benefit to the was standing upon his game leg. to all Skin Eruptions. B*-»t Pile Core ou
than is necessary. Adjutant Tuttle says thia date No. ’»
ing for Swede Basin.
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643
«27
603
farmers
in this section, someway every all appearances a decisively athletic earth. Only 2-> cents a box
Cure
that uniforms tor all companies will be
e \ chan <, e
Mies Massie uf Merlin is v.siting
042
fellow. The dispenser of good cheer
htki
(UI8
678
thing
lias
taken on a healthier aspect,
ready by the last of this week. The en­
guarantetd. Sold by W. F. Kremer, ( )RAN«,E ( ì R ove
ow
tifò
friend» here for h few days.
641
636
looked around a moment inquiringly,
(I
Druggist
l'he ditch is taken out above Layton > leaned over the bar xearchingly, and
campment has been ordered for July 10,
672
677
647
ju't coining
coiuing into
imo bearing
hearing, 2L
, 1 ' ,rt* > ju*t
Mrs. H D. Jones has returned to her
■ n •- r.nn Onvt
073
<»29
and carries waler to a number of farms
618
ami it is expected that the Oregon boys
(»83
=■»' i le, . < al..a,i,
al., a city y of 35UO pop.
finally turned to the doctor w ith a stare
Thj Forbrs Interchangeable.
u
uiiou.
\\
¡Il
exchanvo
for
»...»«i
___ stock
1_ s_
home.
She
has
been
visiting
friends
in
Il ey hange for hotel or
fl’fl
074
blKNKlEWK /..
frum Manila will resth hums by the
of blank questioning. ‘Where in the
of gooc'- or ¡i
By far the 1 x*t al um for Kodak p >
'in thè Rogue River
Dated at tirants I’ass. Ore , June 1st, your city,
valley
¡fv ” ■u
deuce did that blamed dwarf go?’ he
12th. It has not been stated whether
uant ag.jod orange grove
•" I'r>. A V ..Th,,...
—— »-'•
Cot.. W. Joiixstis, i Sbubel and John Robinson mine home
asked, pointedly. ‘I don’t know; didn't lographs is the Forbes Interchangeable
the governor will order ths O. G. N. to 1899.
Carrie*! I»owtl
photograph album for unm mted photo­
see
him.
’
said
the
doctor.
‘
Mix
me
a
City
Tre
am
.
from
Swede
Basin
Sunday.
It
HM
E
oit > \,n vs,.,;
stream.
Portland to take part in ths grand cele­
When a man toddy.’ He drank the second mixture, graphs. They are handsome leather
bration that is lu take place when the
E«1 Yantix passed through our burg
Strayed.
■1 - - f: i tuwn. <tne
‘tossing some paid for it. then coolly drained the covered books nude for B0 ami 12<1 p l(J. 1 •*11 '
troops ar rive.
Sunday en route fur Love's station or
th>-i. r "er- n .*n<,Tk,ll,5r
“«
liflicult place in first, while the barkeeper looked on in
Came to my ranch October last a light
tograph
One beauty of the book is »inter .. ,
i
i
s
working
’
l
1 llere are I’. », re-of
near there.
There ne some pretty
ar« er ; spurting astonish meat. As the medical man that 3fox ’». 4x4 and 4x5 photographs r ,
1
lr" ’ ''™r-<>l<l A
v»
If we ar» not mistaken, and surely we bay horse with black mane and tail, one good people living up there now, isn’t
all his energies to walked toward the door without the
are not, there is a law on the statute white hind foot, small star in forehead,
accomplish some use of the cane in a sort of bop-go-and- can be put in the same book. Call and
there, Ed?
no
brand
and
is
kreachy.
Owner
can
• .>an>l tnttbut dinn
\ tine
critical
passage in fetch-it style he turned about a mo­ see them. Pheiogs also in sto< k
book, passed by the last legislature,
“•■I »indtuitl an.l tank
Would
his business jour
Berths Erickson ami Imr falli
which, if enforced, will prohibit the use haw same bv pay ing charges
a
ment.
‘
I
gueea
it
’
s
on
y
ou.
isn
’
t
it?
’
he
net, suddenly
'"all pl»c» in town, ».<<«>.
ua Sunday
M E. L eon \ hi ».
6n<ls his health asked. The barkeep said it was.”—Co-
of the nickle-m the-slot machine. And
A Card of Thanks
HEAL estate .
git tug wav arid lurnbux rress-Post.
\
i
mot
mk
,
April
Ju,
IWJ.
Sunday
was
Ghildren
’
s
Day
ami
»
m
again, if we are not mistaken, District
»'or info
f<- < I s himself
This is to extend iny thankfulEess to
r-wniinK the »«rgain,
good people with the kindly »»»¡«Um
Ui real r*ta e lisud twlow.
Attorney C. R. Watson said over his own
swept out *>f the
call ‘ on or address
Fertek.
the goo»I people of Hugo for their kind- n r.
I'rr»rnll
turn
t.
i
d
<1
1
c
by
the
p - t ot hi » a office. ‘•rant. 1'»,,.
of Miss Maude Merritt, our former tex« I
signature that be intended to enforce
net»«» in donating in my India if in the Oregon.
ft running
Justice
of
the
Peace
(to
bride
’
s
A
(
’
bickering
square
piane
Inquire
I er, whose pupils took part,
that law.
Has Mr. Watson forgotten
mt of dix- mother as the bridegroom hesitate» cause of Chri-t ami my
'-«.• re-of land
of Mrs. Will Jackson.
prayer is that $9 '
— then is the
i cellent program The ge
what he said in this connection ‘ "urely
when the with his “yes”)—Step a little further 1 they may ever be ble»»ed •nd I widjonly
i !
■>, L If M-rnn.
'••run Thirty
Tlnrtv a.
», re.
rests
in
I
was
that
some
uf
them
con
it cannot be that the law is obeyed by
fruí» trre-
t—..........
P«<k Train for Salt
ipgfth s of i '•
beck, madam.—Toledo Lee.
r'‘ I hundred
“'«ndrel Inni
m -
to furry when 1 am «>11 led to labor in , ,’nt ..i ,
' •• n« wu»r. ,a.y term..
en. We had a very enjoyal
kl I>i«cov»tv will
all of those who prior to the law used
! have for sale at Kerby a fully
t>f rescue and
There is more Catarrh in this section another fienl. May the Urd add his
program was not ren«iere<
these machines. In this town they were
KurniLJ H»vn,
equipped train uf pack mules, fully
of the country than all other diseases 'blewing
ville
children,
but
by
the
all removed after Mr. Watson made his
eh eminently l»ul together, and until the last few tears
• ■ .-rar i.
.T ," M'rlto »•’•’>' red ,oi
C flipped with riggings, consisting of
H.i»o, or,
»
mere
Mini-
w«<er
I of iTeaxanl Grove school
det laiation, and in some places they
wax supposed to be incurable. For a
rts It re
tiamri fur packing lumber, racks for
Notice
tuCrtditor*
“All’aQ'iiet Along ths
have nut been put ba«k. while m others
teg the tn- areat many years doctors pronounced it
packing all kinds of machinery, etc.
•>
'
ir nutritive a local disease, and prescribed Io« al In the county <x>urt of the state of On
( night” was rendered by
they have t»eru, rtq»e< isliy by thoae who
new land and Mt’-ÜZÍí01
rhl* »«
geMive And remedies, and bv constanti? failing to
All well broken. Call on ur addres«
g»>r>, for Josephine county.
Loomis, in a manner that I
must believe that he did not mean what
manufacture
’:u !”r ’run an.l .
cure with fecal treatment, pronounced it In the matter of the estate i
J. B. tltomii. Kerly, Ore.
rapidly.
*o
Notice
to
ent and training. “The Purest
be said. Perhaps Mr. W.ii"»n is of theupm
incurable.
ence lias proven catarrh
I»
rt '1
1 l"'
and serve to be a ctrnstitui lonal disease ami there­ 1 of Abram Cole, detes-re»!. ) <- reditors.
» n thi<
by Miss I’earl Watson
ion that the law is no good and therefore
Ihwulution NotivC
offset by
ourself when .
Notice
is
hereby
given
by
the under- aluí.
nerjpy and fore requires constitutioiial treatment. signed, administrator
pleasing
and
winuing
•
»
’
.it
•
.r
halt
it* real
It is useless to attempt to convict under it
5'li e in hritbv given that I lie co­
of the eetat»* of
rlv «»itere»!
t
Hall’s i atarrh Cure, manofactured by
It is a law until declared nut so by the partnership f trmerly existing between piece just fitted the
•ased, to the creditors
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O . is the Abram Cole,
111
>»f,
and
all
¡»er*
supreme court of ths state, and of course Harry $iaith and S. A. Benson, doing a Hymn" was spoken
■*« mis having claims against
»., , :ar»‘»ng land three
only constitutional cure on the market.
i ni'uA Iro,u town.
Il la taken internally, in doses from 10 the said deceased, tc exhimt them with to 75 »•
it is the duty ui the district attorney k> blacksmithing busine»« to Grants Pass, Jewell, in a manner
’ 'jakloam. 4 a. res m
necessary
vouchers,
__
gene
within six months
drops to a teasp«K-nful
I/O fill It acts directly
endeavor to enforce it.
flowed bei
*prr
‘
a ixrge
after
the
firel
pnbii.
aii-.n
of
th..
ba« been dissolved b> mutual ceiisenL equaled in
—
—
—
..ns
noiice,
on the bl ood and mucotu surfaces of the
•o water (<>r irrigating
»»'••akei
(v o( tan ten
-------
Harry Smith will vmtinus the buxines«, self a
system, They offer $1’0 for any ca*e it to the sanl admtaiatrator at the <>ffi
r
-ea^m.
two
well*.
*ev-
era!
Ths ex|*ert brutal nature of mankind
tails to <m?e. >eud for circulars an I lee- Xbc Ax’ell, county dge, at < tracts l as», a uh lai
to pia.e. f. room h«.use
wi. also culle* t t»tllo and pay all ac­ “Wait!
•ari
toeephine county, feegon,
_
commands greater attraction than all
or to me in bead
11
mo
a
¡al».
tialile«
,
“
“
o"*
“
'
11
?*'-
r»*ntv
•e*
counts u( th«* eid firm. H
Suirii,
per*>n at my reshi-nre on Loi use creek.
•auk and iarn> iniple-
the excellency of oratory ever known
•tv irut
•e
Address, F J Ghenev A Co., Toledo, Joeepbmecouuly, Oregon.
p least n
•iUi p,are tfdemrM.-
I
metti­ o
In proof of this it is only aeceanary to
Sold
by
Druggists,
75c.
quartette
la the
M vt an x «
O
mention the Filtsiintnons JctTne»* fight
tve u«r*! vo«t
Hall’s Family Pills are the beet.
A«lmmistrator ot the estau* i
school,
ju»t north of town Gooa
*oh mtoiac-
Co e, deoease«!.
which occured in New York but rei-ently.
I < Il Ì our Nlalsr
Abe
are nc«n»
means.least was the toauti
it in
‘uRiretion
trun. A bargain > mju
•»
Unu»l»
P
m
*
Oregon.
Jansary
naraKittffty
Immense wax the crowd attracted thith A Beautiful Gomplexion is an impossi­ su”g by lit* le Hattie and I
First Step m photography
rti no ..«ttm
$l«H>
er and nu thought did it takeuf the ad- bility without g«H»d pure blood, ths sort which toolt the bov
Of eity. .5.1,1,.! fert
This little book »bould be in the han !»
If Shii«'h a Cough an i Conoumpiioo piea^ant
ne« Mi room hvu*e,
mirsiun lee. On such occasions there that alwavsexiM« in am tian wilh good tivstc*! the heart» c
every amateur photographer. It con r»tre, which is su’d for thermal
are always hundreds or thousands turned «il gesti «in, a heallhv liver and towel*
Eviiieell» Pleas»
tains complete information for the be- 26 etw . f.O eta. and 11.00. due* not
a . y
away because there is no room for them. Karl’» Giover Root Fea acts directh -n to lite fron
gtLner and will «ave many disappoint­ take the buttle boot ami we wl
the bowels, liver ami kidneys. ke*q nig
<ret>b
y»Hir m oney >«» «i for »»ver flit
Jennie Lmd with her charming vmcr them in jwrfect health. Price 25eta .ami will etjual
— IX m 'M
ments and failures. Only 26c. Fur sale i. < guarantee. Fr . - .
-
»
ev gripe.
nor I fe moat he new. the father of oratory, * 50 rta. W. F.K remar
t>
A n r.o AirMf*'
the county
I by A E. Vuorhiss. Guiare» office.
12
— W F Kremer.
A bsolutely P ure
<
The monev vou pay for a new wheel is some-
times only part of the price. The bicycle­
mender gets the rest. If you buy............
< THE CRE5CENT
>
to begin with 'uU nee(l ^ave on^ a h°w*n2
acquaintance with the wheel-tinker
a . noon ►►
PH2TO SUPPLIES
T’JLITSTT.
•
Ai'Hl, rnl land, a
1
4 lalhamf
lath and piu'UT'nn^
pla-ur Im.-h „ ¿ X»
ni».«)-
apples. Peasbes
Pna.he. ¿rape. ? S
mostly apples.
lruit».K<XNl well, everythiiir m2?
aruund the place. Jii'tcutotth.^»®
QSl ..t ihe bvt n dMM
I
the. its. t»..
•“■J
liuilt boune. s reoiu.,
tin
well and necesMry oinbuildniK,
4
of land, at a good elevation Sowa T
ot the town. Owing to . hana,"'T
, to another state, owner wiUselai 'll
, cost En«{uire of us.
I
I .-j Acres of re.I land Ivins will,,
po.ure, liven- r. - in .ultiv»:
land is one mile from '.rant» 1',..
-'•■'“'.d and .1 im.-t |
. ..r,,^
treat, will make a line or. hard
■
H
aOd
^HS
1744 A, reN’ 3
in.nK.r,
I
1 < t- over 700 ir.e> ^.arjl.
I
; apples; l.)0 acres of this ton ufo ►
river bottom, and in the und8t
apple tolt in the country. Wiiae J|
are proving the mo>t profitable ■foB
the fruit rafoer. Here i> a «•hancei/J
u very profitable investment Tbe-
good s room, hard hnidi bou f
a .smaller house, good well, xto per 5
running water in the yard. ThajZ|
is ottered for sale on" account of
and growing inhrmity ot the owner ■
H M I
ou AlT’h‘Kate, a t-
iann.2UU aerr^ m «uiuva;
year. Entire farm can I* avers'1
ditch taken from the Appkgt^ 1
farm could be made very proi.uix* 1
up-to-date farmer. Worth Want.J
be bought tor halt that aiimuiit.
XSOO l-'11
. ..... I hai
oi city.less than 5 minuto walkUnU
school or post office.
Herein a very dem
«fence in north edge •
Lot 50x100 feet, set out to iruit and bd
7 room house, brick cellar, barnandtl
1 •>( W ) Five a- res near J
*- T «iV/V ’ Good two story hou.^i
and plaster finish. Nearly new 11
is dark loam and has a general
uf iruit, irom apples and pears du i
strawberries, and selected irom there
rieties. A good well and necessun j
buildings. Afaking a very pleasanti
and within 10 minutes’ walk of thef.
W ) Four acres in orchard
VOVA/ house and outbuilding' .
trees are in good bearing, and adj«
city.
22ÍL21M. Clemens.
\ ami up will buy line buildinri
withii. the city. Wehavetbr ,
you have the nionty. Come in and J
talk the matter over.
Smith & Holman,
•) acre' in north pal to ' itj is
w huu.se uf 7 rooms; lath and i
finish; good well with pump in kius
about 2 acres in a general variety oi
one-half of which is winter apples. W.
sold on easy terms.
I’lnCurtakci s.
Death Lurks
Ill Drugs....
\\
11)
Koy. N. Y.
1
v»J T ( W k 20 acres tw<>
•-
" town. >mall
acres of rich black bottom.
land. Will make a nice
fruit and grain.
miles n<-
huu>e. '-
Plenty old
little jxl
W I Thirty acres near town.
» x yx /X. / rt,,j ail,| 3aik soil, ft
lays well sheltered, and is well a«la[>;
fruit raising.
*.)/ W M k
l
*
'' "" * unhard, and Leann?
Good house and «>ut buildings. ThM
ready in profitable fruit bearing. ^4
trees and choice varieties of apples.
1(1(1 ACRES five mil, - 'outhof' «
Pass. 15 acres inq roved. l""i -
general variety of fruit, 1 2 *tury hotwreB
barn, corncrib, woo<L-hed, an«i agoo>!Cffl
Also a '¡»ring near house. Large aiuo&»|
oau, fir and pine for fire-w«»vd, will
very cheap.
M M k
»
’
rx rx r land within ■ ¡tv ”
Two story, ten-room house, nearly rel
Good out buildings. Nearly all of
is in fruit (tearing, consisting ot cboicf^H
eties ot ajtpler, pears, ¡tea« lies, necU-’a^NB
¡•runes, quinces, etc- Alsu a goo«!'.* J
of small fruits. A deep well of
water. This is one of the finest, if
best locations in town. Overlooking^®
fields an«! rugged mountains. Orterwre
toe on account of ¡tour health of ontH
I will buy a neat .......
I
9
" with g«»o«i < •
•' '
S
*"«»<! 'tosi, barn, hen hou*e. andxili*^H
i-vil*
-ary out-buildina«. I.
Fon<**> DiaklB/
lenced with division fence,
niakinf»^
stock or hen yard separate irom
■•'lfiL’ linibc. 25-fo<»t ««•!• "> ,ine **■
wity pump; well watted up uui
I hi' properly i> oitere-i fur ■ " ¡bxs’l
its cost, on account of breaking up
dy, who desire to go to California.
$!()()() A f»r’“ <>f b-’ a. re* ur.
'■reek. 12 at res
■ 1;'- <-
Good variety of fruit. Water lor
purines. This place is a torgain
want to see it before it is sold.
\ "t bri feet square with
- *■ located in heart of city.
or business iu« ation.
H I wiH huy
a'
•
,f
¡ear an«i balance in timber. 1-
fenced with new toard fence.
lour acres in fruit bearing. (.¡enersl'Tl
ty uf fruit. Land lays lacing ito **■
Ju*t the plat e for fruit culture. A
house small barn and goo«i well- •v ■
and let us tell you more atout
«SI5OO On« blot-k in town.
year old fruit tree-
ha-;«>r year« l»een .producing 'er? ¿jl
berries ai
i
There is a good house an«l out
al"»*) a good well. Five minute“
hool or church. Would se..
1
iWxl.'si feet, (comer lot,) for D " IM
would make a beautiful building lot. I
Ip
n,Le, of this
tlll,
4
within m . miles
i ’
, ' dairy
ranchea in
Oregon, wb>
«... astiviWB
Hlt/ItJiVll,
------ ’k • J
■ irr
“* for *aie at a bargain to ü any « ...
”■*■ *n*'.l
money to put into a business ot th»^
Photographic Supol»<*
Tripod Sliding.........................
Ruby lamp, candle....................
oil...........................
I
Printing Frames .
*
Print R-dfers ...................
J,»errot2P* Plates.............
Print Trimmer.......................
Negative R.xks ...
Developing Trays ...............
Bilie Print i«pet. 2 dor
Rex Sensitive Paper. 2 dot
I.
4x4
••
ard Mounts, per dot
1<K to
Hypo........
Developer
ÏOe
Ph'Xo Pasto, Jars
Photo »applies uf all turile ** M
Coi nix* office.
A. E. Vuoi