Rogue River courier., June 29, 1899, Image 2

M<rlm Scwunags by Nymphah
RIVtK uuURIER
1 Jost rain enough to lay th* «last in
svaav rMl lUlJAT,
Merlin and vicinity.
PRICE .t VOORHIES,
ROGUr
pvsljnhxd
KUTTOKM a .WD raorMIKTOBS.
bate « or si aM'BrrrioN :
On* Year, in advance.
Il A
Hix Months,
...
Three Months.
...
.35
Bingie Copies, -
•
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.96
The «late ovpoMite yonr name irnifi are*
the tone to wfiuh your «ubw nplion 1* paid
it is your aeeeunt with the * o< aiaa. When
vou pay your »ubttcription-«ee that the date
b . hanged.
No pa [»er will he «topped until arrear-» are
paid in full.
Advertising rates on nMlfeMtan.
■ j
for change or*ad' must be handed in tiefore
Tu**day noon, oihrrwine melting of the
matter will be < barged for at toe rate of 5»
per running in« h, Mingle column. Altera
- i/.'l v: i u t.« to 'j.. ■ .. •• barged
for at the rale of 10s per running in< h. -»in­
gle column
In all advertising contracta four irnue*
constitutes a month.
Grants Pass is the county -»eat of J<s»e-
phme county am! is situated in the center
of the Nouthern Oregon gold mining dis
trict
KnU.-wi ,1 th. pool oltlc. al Grant. Hai»,
Oregon, a. «rvnOlam mail matter.
T hursday , J cnk 29, 1X99.
The populist* in Yakima, Wash , have
declare«! in favor (A ei paneion and in
opposition to trusts. Those populist*
certainly know what they are about.
And the G. 5. G. will be ordered to
Portland for a three days encampment,
where they will join in the great cele­
bration when the troops come sailing
home.
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The National Editorial Association
wih pise through Granta Bas* at 2 50
o'clock a. in , July 10, going as far south
as Ashland. In the afternoon at 3
o'clock of the same day the special bear­
ing the asnociation will return ami stop
fur about three quar tersuf an hour. They
will tie well received and entertained
while here.
Charles < row, who in rep*»rted quite
sick with malarial fever is improving
very slowly.
(Jrops look well but a gcxxl shower
A ram is very much naede>i W. A.
Maesie repr^rts his sppie crop very light
but prune* bni fait to yield a
crop.
Goats' Goal»! Ixxs of them
Eakwn
•* Thornton passed through on the Roen-
tmrg road with a band of 20» goals on
their way tn I*»<igias rouaty. They had
come from Redding, Cal.
Rev. J. Name came over from Wilder*
vibe last week an<! is completing the
arrangements for the dedn ation of the
Vf FL church, which » announced to
take p?a< e Sunday, the 26th of June.
M im Mary Jsnkina and Miss Millie
Frier rams op from tbu Pass on tLeir
«heels Nunday morning and attended
tha dedicatory services and also lent a
nand in lifting the burden of debt The
ladies returned home Sunday evening.
Rev. Dr. Leslie, pastor of the Baptist
-hurch of Grants Pass, made Mrrhn a
pleasant call and preached Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. A gr»d ror.-
/regation greeted the doctor, who
prea/bed an excellent sermon each even
mg to the delight of ail present.
The little daughter of Thomaa Haven
w io has been sick with brain fever for
tome time past, died a» the home of
her parents Wednesday evening at 9
o'clock, the 21st inst. We are informed
that the funeral took place at the Pleas­
ant valley schtxil house Thursday at 11
a. m
Rev. Charles Smith, while on his way
u»(. reNswell in the Willamette vaMey,
«[Mint Wednesday night as the guest of
Mr and Mrs Lanterman, going on hi»
way the next morning
Mr. Smith
came down from Cresswell some five
weeks ago and has been visiting friends
and attending tu business in Southern
< Fregon
W. A. Massie, who runs the stage be­
tween Galice creek ami .Merlin, had the
misfortune to break one of bii back
•prings one day la»t week. The break,
however, is mende<! snd he goes on his
way rejoicing, carrying mail, passenger*
and freight. Regular trips Tueidivs
Thursdays and Saturdays between < ».slice
j
creek and Merlin.
ttlMÀNl
bicycle ecohohy
The miner, th
Hi. ..«f—
L Simpwm.
(Died J um 14, 1SH9 )
What sung** lbn» duk-ef dager **ing,
Ere wine had dulled hi» keener wit.
And to Hexperian breeze Hung
A* fruitage fi>r I'ama» jm fit.
He sung lite gtori»« of li»e land
In tuneful numbers ever grand,
Am! meet to live fw age» long
.4« -arnplcx iA immortal anng.
H«-gave “ Willamette” lasting f;»m«
Ami “HiMj»i” he made a ciaMsic name ;
Told of «tai! « ataMtrophe
When the wrecked “Wright” went down
at Sea .
With fnithoN sing of “Apple Bloom,'
A im ! ’ Mi*Mi.’*ippi * ' relentdoom,
■‘The MtAher*» Vigil” ¡»nd "Again,”
“At Parting,” M( ruwning of the Niai»/’
“Bnow-drift.” “Lurlina,” and the "Pine,
Whose planting called for many a line
Of »weet«*-«t cadence marsh a lei! yet
To thrilling words to music **t.
He wing all th«**** and wing them well.
Without rewanl or hope of pay,
Except the praise that ftoroethnes Cell
From readier <>f the charming lay.
Then »hame <»n the Pacific <-«>aMt,
An*! all its li»tl«cM dweller», here,
If these sweet **ngM fore're are 1«mt
To us, beyond refraining care.
Thongh bushed is now hi* mmetreby,
A mi ail his rythmic caMe» are o’er,
ft» pure ami splendid nielmlv
Will ever linger on our »bore
—{Win W F.dler.
Wilderville, June. 1899.
From Williams.
Waiter Dyke made a trip to William*
fruity.
W ? Horn made a bUMineae trip to
Williams.
John John made a trip to Grant* Pas*
last week.
R**v R. H. Remedy i» visiting friends
on Williams creek.
I.ueo. Cramer made a business trip to
Wiiiiam» last week.
M.!* n Maud Goodwin is v nd (mg friends
on Missouri Flat.
H. If. -pariin and #nn George went to
(¿rant* Pas* Tuesday.
George Cougle marie a business trip io
your city recently
‘ barles * Seven» ba* take.» torse load»
of berries to J ark sou v die
( . P. Hnwll cdoeeJ a three month's
«b«xd in the Pre volt d*»Ui< t last Friday.
Mr». M. i bapmao went ta» Ja<*kMon-
viile last Tbursfiay, returning Saturday
.Many cases of measles are reported fn
various parts of th« country, but only in
light form.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. D.
fohu Sr. is quite ill at her homo at
Williams.
*r
Xu .*.«ii.^t.
Expr-irmT Im. . -t h.ni 4* >
He toils along with soul intent
Nu day» are iuA urviunly *prut.
I^ggar«b, why nut emulate
This man «♦ <ie»ire to act-umuiate.
I [win some «wxted and rocky daain.
Where borrows could nut thnve.
Are many a backache and a pain.
While for competem.-y he'll drive.
Takes hi» wealth from M”<her eartn.
Giving an equivalent for wreto.
Content with plain and homely fare.
Ami wifey duties do ;
Perhaps hr has, somewhere
A ‘hear one—or two.
N»» [ etty gri. sn« r*—■ * r
Street amt fare» to pay,
W hich city people have galore
From day to «lay.
Attired in all -orv of rigxin*.
< iors he forth to labor
Or talk about the diggin*
With a duplicate—neighI mh *.
Be he from the elite born,
Expelled fur sucial treason ;
<Jr ot' fame and fortune shorn.
-■irci there h v t id i a- n
F ur this incon*latent mattaew,
Bringing aught but gladne*
Through the cold any rainy »ea.-on.
Time will tell nu sorry tale.
Heart* like his are sealr«!.
In purpo«e, steadfast, regal,
Stand* a hero unrevealeii
—P*E»r B ell .
Mias ( »ara Brown of Ashland visited
friends at Ho.el !>« John last week, re­
turning Wednesday.
Dedicatory Services
The monev V"U pay for a new wheel is some­
times only part of the price. The bicycle­
mender gets the rest. If you buy................
< THE CRE5CÊNT
ro begin with you need have only a bowing
acquaintance with the wheel-tinker
«LTMEnoi^T.
A. ilOOb
Bicycle Sundries of all kinds.
All kinds of Bicycle Repairing neatly done.
Headeuarters for the RAMBLERS.
cess by which th
t low ral**.* Th
plates i
that th
ore has as
Ore from the
thoroughly
about 150. thi
Hotnblend about JO fret wide; making
good proposition* to work on a large
scale. There are numerous otbrr ledge*
in the distn- t that will also be worked
in time. Tne I it ire is indeed bright.
Pix.
1
M ica
At KF. red tan.l a fo«r ni»
mo.tly«Pl,le>
Pea. b„ .r»J. !
fruits.giHsl well, everythin» lli?'
around the place. Ju-t uuMu^
load—
A xle
■flHM
UREASE
rua L
help« the team. Saves wear and
expense. Sold every where.
MADE BY
STANDARD OIL CO.
()XE
._
the f tw.,.:.
room-,' |,anl « ‘
weiland nevessarv ontbaili^;
of land, at a good ele.»tuJn ¿L*
of the town. Owing to. banR^**
to another stale, ow uer will
"
cost Enquire of Us.
i built hou.-e
I \ Acre» of red ten.l ivmg «m
I
P“'“«s..tivea -
,J tl
land is one mile fron . -»nt» p»,.
ground and aJmo.t |..r • t,v nn.u,*] 'Ste
iro-t. will
.
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The dedication of the Merlin M F-
church, that waa announced through the
Quite a number of people from Wil­ columns ui the Cot kick last week, was a
There is more Catarrh in this section
17 I '
«Iraa.
liams attended the Edmahonal Kailv ai decided success in every wav. Final of the <*ountry than ali other diseases
* , - ,.ov« ■"> irrw bmn»rM
The Samoan difficulty will be arnica
pul
together, and until the last few year?
the Bridge Point grove.
apples.
I,»)
acre,
of
n,
;
,
fam,,.,
f »
preparations hail been made during the was 8upp</*ed to be incurable. Fur a
bly adjusted and peace restored, tier-
river bottom, an.l in the no.M dZL'
J R. Hale came out to look afier hi« week. The young people of Merlin great many years ductors pronounce«! it
many has been talking of demanding in­
apple belt in the vounirv. Wmi-A
undertaking business, or rather bi» brought b oiks of beaulifal fiuwera and a local d'-ea-e, and prescribe«! final
are proving the n;.,.t i rofiubi.
Probably Committed Suicide.
demnity from the (Jailed States because
the frail ra ser. Here h a7hZ»5B I
remedies, and bv coi..* anily failing to |
evergreens. A beautiful arch w » b eree'ed corp with 154-al trea'n«^nt, pronounced it
of alledged interference, but she will
It is «opposed that Henry Browrisworth 1 branch bjuse at the Nipper saw mill.
a very prohlal.le inv-tn.em r.J. W
g...«t » r<».n., har*l -..-n b«, JH
The ladies of the M. FL chum* South back of ibe ju pit, bearing (be inecrip
of Wimer, Jackeon county, lias cuwmit-
have a tropical time trying to makes
a -mailer tiou.-r, go.,.1
collection Uncle Sam is not in the
ted eulcide. Last Saturday he had some ' gave an ice cream and strawberry »upper t*on ”F ai h. Hope and Charity; which tone a cunstitul iunal i - a-e and there­
running waler ir. u„ , ,ir.|
;
little difficulty with his father in regard Hit the old hall and realized quite a was lasuio.iy decorated with fluwers. fore requires constitutional treatment.
mood to pay something for nothing just
«ottered tor sale ..n a.., ,Mt of
Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufacture«! by
an.l
«rowing
mnti:..:
.
,
;
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Everg r u.R sud Howers were arranged F.J.Chen»*y A Co.. Toledo. U, ie the
to fixing up the reaper preparatory to, go«ally sum.
yet a bit.
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cu’ling the wheat crop, but it was by nu j W C. St.tea went to the P am * *atur in la»*ieMii designs in variuus parts of only constitutional »ore on the market.
Considerable money is being invested
luoA'l:l' ■
- »n«iM
means of a serious nature, but w hen h day !■» meet hi- daughter, Miss Abbie, • he building and the scent of roses per­ It is taken internally, in doses frum 10
in the mines in Southern Oregon at the
went to the botue and asked his mother 1 who li»i been Attending school at the meated the atmosphere. The weather drops to a teaspoonfiil. It acts directly
ear. Entire farm . an '« coven
on the blood and mti.-on* surfaces of the 1
present time. A ml those who are mak
ditch taken from the Apple»!»
| it she would prepare an early «¡inner Agricultural college at Corvallis fur it
was al>o propitious; just enough rain to system. They offer $100 for any care it I
farm could be made very proot»!» <
ing the purchases are proceeding at Flie^endc Blatter From Wilderville by Nimshi.
lay be dust. Sunday morning came fails to cure. >en*l for circulars and tee-1
there was further trouble. The mother pa^t 10 months.
up-to-date farmer. Worth W)»ni,,
once with improvements, making repdy
Prospect* are good for more rain at gave (he young man a lecture over a
Film and Plate Cameras for Sale or Rent. be bought lor bait that »moant.
cloudy and cuol
Rev. D. T. Summer­ timonials.
Married
—
Sunday,
for a good winter's work, The neat this writing.
Address, F J. Cheney A Co., Toltdo,
ville, presiding elder of Ashland Dist
trivial matter an«! this seemed to be the the residence of the
X E VOOHIES.
year will prove a lively one in the min­
«800 ‘-,l
, ! ■' "
A most refreshing shower of rain Sat­ culminating point at which be ma le up
and the speaker of the day, was present O
good hard finish, locatala
< harleM Coug!e, ( naries Rose and Eliza­
ing industry in this section. It takes urday made glad th* farmers of Wildoc
Courier Office.
bis mind to put an end to his life.
on time as usual. By the arrival of the
of city.les.* than 5 minutes walk tecta
beth Newon*be, both of this place,
money to do great work and that money ville am! vicinity.
school or post office.
3 3
He eat down, wrote out his will ami
11 o’clock hour the house was tilled to
Dissolution Notice.
Justice Nq»per officiating.
is coming, not in appearance but in fact.
its utmost capacity. The presiding
J. 0. Robinson, one ui Wifilerville » then took a pistol, went to the woods
Notice is herebv given that the co
Th« Best $5 Camera in Town.
S1500 Here is a very desirablej
O. M. Knox, our accommodating stag** elder preached from Genesis 4 9, “Am I
dence in north eke d
partnership formerly existing between
becretary Alger is going to try hard to thrifty farmers, reports peaches a good and it is suppose«! he shot h'mself.
Lot 30x100 feel, set out to iruitand'
driver,
wa*
ah«ent
from
hi«
post
of
duty
my brother’» keeper?”
Harry Smith an I S. A. Benson, doing a
capture the senatorship from Michigan, crop on bi* ranch but apples very light. Many of the people and neighbors in
7
room
house,
brick cel.ar. r>arsmds
Hist 'Saturday but we heard he attended
Trustees' report was (hen read «nd b'acksmiihin^ business in Grants Paes,
essary oui buildings.
a
lie has enlisted Gov Pingree in his be
Crop« of small gram in this vicinity that vicinity have searched the woods the ‘ Rally” «o he is excusable because
the interests of the church were then has been dissolved by mutual consent.
half and the two will make a hard fight. bid fair to yield an abundant harvest. but the latent reports revealed nothing the -< h
S 1 •>( H I 1
1 •
.]<> n >t have rallies every hay presented to the congregation in a mod
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!i>.üv
Harry Smith will continue the bus.nes*,
Alger will hold on to his job with the Wheat, oat* end bay especially are look of his whereabouts. Young Browns-
ami
plaster
finish,
Xeariy
new. ÏL
The
many
friends
uf
Rev.
Q.
W.
Black
worth
had
the
reputation
tor
happy
way
by
the
presiding
elder,
and
being
an
will also collect bills am! pay all ac­
administration until he sees whether he ing well.
ia dark loam and has a general
will l>e plea-ed to know that he and his the amount neede«! to lift the indebled- counts of the o d firm. H srrt S mith ,
excellent young man.
secures the other prize. Pingree says he
of fruit, from apples ami pears <ki.
Cbarle« McCann came over from mill
family have returned to > uthern Ore ness and also to make further improve­
strawberries, and selected irviu tbex
favors Alger because he knows the sec No. 3 Tuesday and remained until Sat
8. A. B enson '.
rielies. A good well and necensin
A Pinger Cut Off.
gon for a abort visit; they are at present ments, asked for. The good people of
Dated J une 10, 1SU9.
rotary is an honest man and that he is urday, the guest of his uncle. King Mc­
start
this
buildings. Making a very phaMci
visiting
Rev.
Andrew
Brown
at
Wilder*
Merlin
nobly
responded,
and
in
a
tew
Frank
Griffith,
sou
of
J.
W.
Griffith
,
and
within 10 minutes’ walk of the r
opposed to trusts. He may ba op pored Cann, Wilderville'* genial merchant.
Notice »o Crediturs.
ville.
minutes
almost
the
entire
amount
asked
ha«l
the
forefinger
uf
bis
left
han
!
cut
otr
to trusts but, as to his honesty, there
In the county court of the state of Ore-
M ) t,,ur ‘
■ ü4*
F’veryone in Wilderville and vicinity la»t Monday while running the rip saw
Mr. an I Mr*. F. I Sherer ui Steamboat for was subscribed Methodist«, Bap­ ' gon, for Josephine county.
-
houseami it building
may be a difference of opinion. If he is
trees are in good bearing, and ad
as honest an Pingree given him credit for expect to celebcafe the Fourth in the at the Sugar Pine factory. 'Die physi­ cuntrmplate leaving soon for Northern tiste, members of the Christain chun h In the mat’er of the estate I Notice to
city.
That is right, the cian dretsed the wound and the boy is Idaho where they will make their future and Presbyterian church and people not ! of Abram Cole, decea-ed. i Creditors.
being,he would resign the »eat he is now Paa* thin year
Fourth
at
July
ought
to
be
observed
by
belonging
to
any
church,
all
uniting
to
­
getting
along
nicely.
hm - Mr- Sherer (nee Clara Young
so unfitted to hofil
Notice is hereby given by the under­
X •■1 ’ 1 '*P '
every American citizen.
wiUric the
.-isvetaa
has many friend» on Williams creek who gether. The result was a surprise to all. signed, administrator of the estate of
you
have the mun«v. ( unie in tnc •
For the Kall Game.
The matter of how the sewer is to be
D.nner was then announced and ti • Abram Cole, deceased, to the creditors
Mr and Mrs. Harrison Cart and son
Ai*h them succe-s am! joy in their new
talk
the
matter
over.
paid for created considerable comment Adam, and James Hocking Jr. and
people repaired, some io their homes and of, and ail persons having claims against
Those who would like a good comfor­ heme.
the said deceased, to exhibit them with
•) acres in north part of t .ty tw
and opposition from those along the line daughter Emma went to Nwede Banin table real Where thev can see the ba-»*
Some to the adj lining grove, to dispose : necessary voucher*, within six months
houre of 7 roon - uh aa<*. '■
of the proposed main, as well as from a for an outing, leaving Wilderville Tue» ball game and secure the best view of th»-
of the content* of well tilled baskets. after the fir*t publicati<»n of this notice,
finish; good well with pump ill c.*
The I orb«» Interchangeable.
number of others. George Colvig circu­ day and returning rhureday.
The writer, who was in close proximity to the san! administrator at tHe office of
aix>ut 2 acres in a general variety ot is
sham battle, would better secure reserve
By far the liewt album for Ko«lak ph>
one-half of which 1» winter apples, fta
lated a {»etition asking the council to
to some of these baskets, was convinced G»e Axtell, county judge, at (»rants Pass,
Wilderville ie a pleasant little burg teats at once as the best of the neats will
sold on easy terms.
•b>s**pbjfie county, Oregon, or to me in
have »erne panl for by the city. Only where the people dwell together in pea« e all betaken before the morning of the togr «l bs is the Forfa-s Interchangeable that tiie good people ot Merlin were not person at my residence on Louse creek,
phot,
graph
alburn
for
nr
monte«!
photo-
two or three refused to sign the petition. and unity, where everyone enjoy* the Fourth.
only cheerful givers, but that the ladies Josephine county, Oregon.
H I
a<Tes tw-' union'
graphs. They aru handsome leather were excellent cooks as well. Dinner
*-
"’-F town, m a.; hc-u-e -• •
M ai rice S AV AGE,
Tice plan advired by a num tier of people, fruit* of bis lab-orw, resting the while
Tickets and reserved seats now on sale
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.
r:-
h
him
k
both . Hsoly4
covered
books
made
for
GO
and
120
plio-
Administrator
of
the
estate
of A brani
ami it is the most reasonable one, and every man under hi* own fig tree
over and after a social chat, at 2 .»() the
at M. Clemens'and Dr. Kremer's drug
land. Will make a nice little ra&i
Cole, deeeased.
tograph*. One Iteauty ot the book is people again assembled in the sanctuary >
fruit
and
grain.
just for all parties, is, that the city pay
stores.
at (¿rants Pass Oregon. January
Rev N. F. Jenkins, pastor of Newman
that
1x4 and 4x5 photograph« filling the neat little church to i*a ut- Dated
Opposite Court House.
for the main ami the laterals be paid for
31,1899.
Xi
H > Thirl', a r- -aru ■«
M. F' church of Granta Paas, will hold
can,
be
i>tit
in
the
same
book.
Call
and
Bicycl«
Races.
by the property holders where these lat­
'
' red aud . ¡ tk -«•il. It •
in ■>’. After an excellent discourse by
If Shiloh e Cough and Consumption
quarterly meetings aervice at Wilder-
see
them
l'botog*
also
in
stock.
lay* well «beltered, and l * weilstfifM]
erals run. Some auggest that th«* citv
Rrmemlier the races uh the Fourth arid
the presiding elder, the cause of the cure, which is sold for the small price of
fruit
raising.
ville, July 2nd. Services aa follows
A. E V ookhiem
is in no condition to lake on extrain
get up your speed There will be three
church was again presented and an 25 ct»., 50 eta. and |1JM). does not cure
l/»ve Fea«t at 10 a m., preaching and
M H 1 Tw»: !
I
debtedness and fur that reason they sug
races as follows;
a nuunt in excess of wbat was asked for take the bottle back and we will refund
National
f.du.ational
Association
Meeting.
Sa» rament of the Lord's Supper at II a.
your money Sold f >r over fifty years on
gest that the sewer l»e paid for by the
1-niile race open to all amateur riders
was
quickly
subscribed
The
formal
I
Goud
house
and
out
buildings.
Tht.-d
this guarantee. Price 25 cte. an.l 50eta
I.-»» \ngelev,Cal .July 11 to 14, 1899.—
rn., basket dinner on the grounds am)
i readj in protttabto fruit 'taring. M
property holders along its route hut the
First prize, $10 gold medal, second prise,
dedication of the church took place and — W. F Kremer.
1
Ex< uraioa ti< kel* will lie on awle July
preaching at 2 .30 p m
All are cor­
I trees and choice varieties of appl«-
city ran better afford to pay for it than
bicycle suit
ali
present
rojoi<*»«l
to
we
it
dedicated
5th to 9th inclusive, good to return on
For Sale.
dially invite*! to attend.
to iwi|>ove a burden upon those who hap*
3 H mile amateur. First prize, |s gold
tree of all encumbrances. Much credit
I f >( ) A‘ *•-*'> hve n
-< i.th
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or before September 5lh. 1899.
A Uhickermg square pian
Rev. D r. Nurnmerville, presiding medal, second prize, $5 camera
Inquire
15 acres u .; • vrd. !•»• trr '
pen to lie along the line. Taxation rnav
is due tt»e people of Merlin fur the way
It not handled by an experi­ general Pa.*-,
For
rates
and
further
particulars,
call
of
Mr*
Will
Jackson.
variety
of
fruit,
1
,
*tury
hou«
*
l»e just, though heavy, but imposition eider of the M FL char« h, came out on
2 5 mile rare for boys under 11 years of
on <>r a ldrr.*H II. A. Rotermund, Agt. S. t iey stood bytbe organization irom begin
enced pharmacist. You may bam, corncrib, woud.-hed, and *rWL‘-|
never. We believe this council will the stage Friday and paid Wifilerville a age. First priz •, bicycle lamp; se<<»ud P. Co , Grants i'ase. Ore.
n g to end. Merlin now has a nefit it
Also a spring near house. Large aniv--
Wanted.
be assured of good results if oak. fir and pine foi tire-wood, wilihM
pleasant
visit,
and
held
the
bueineaa
wrestle with the problem until they have
prize, bicycle shoes.
church that is a credit to the town and
Io trade a goo«).two horse wagon for a
very
cheap»
conference of the M. FL church in the
you have your prescriptions
gotten it in the beet possible shape.
Appropriate prizes will be given for
will prove a gnat blessing to its people, g-»! fre-h cow. A Idre*» J. M.Sipe,
Report of Pleasant Grove School.
evening and preaching after tlie business the best and second bent decorated
W 1 Sev.-
J. 8 a MM.
comyouudedhere.
< » rant.* Pass
Entire number enrolled, 23; average
Order of Parade the I « Mirth
meeting, A g<x d coiigrega!ion greeted wheel, both ladies and gentlemen — four
Two
story,
ten-room hou*e, neariy
• h v .in.dance, 18. D m -H standing 9'»!
The Modern Beauty
The parsile will form north of the Rev 8 iinmeryille, an rxcwllent sermon prizes.
First Step in Photography.
Good out buildings. Nearly all ofUfc*«
P»r < • nt and over hi attendance «luring | Thrive* on good food and sunshine, with
is
in
fruit
t»earing*,
consisting of cbo»*B
court house anti will march south in the followed which was much appreciated by
This little book shcMild be in the hands
Waldo Item«
;!•[
pear-. : •
I
the tertn wer«»
Pvarl Waters, Robert i plenty of exercise in the open air
Her of every amateur pb«»t«»grspher. It con­
th** following order
the <ongregation Th» presiding elder
prunes, quinces, etc. Also a good’••'*1
SIXTH SIREET.
I' on Jewell, Fritz Geber« an«I , form glows with health and her face
Uhang*-able w »-ather the past day or ■I’w
Go<ldess of Liberty.
of-mall fruits. A deep well
j
temained until Saturday morning, the
tain» complete information for the be­
water. This is one of me finest, if itf*|
llattie La( r ux.
■ blooms with its beauty. It her system
SO
Angel of Peace.
guest of Mr J. II Robinson.
ginner a»*)«! will save many di*appoint-
best
fix
ations
in
town.
Overlooking
*5
Number of visits from director*, 4; need» the cleansi* « action of a laxative
Band.
Every one is looking fi»rwari to a
fields and rugged mountains. 0»w*i a|
Mia* Jessie Scoyill closed a very m
menta and failures. Only 25c. Foreale
county superintendent, 1; other visits remedy, ehe use. the gentle and pleasant
sale on account of poor health of osn® I
Veterans.
cessful term of •< hool in the Jerum* pleasant time the 4th.
by A. E. \oorhies, C olkiek office,
made by patrons and friends, 112.
MyrupotFiga, made by the California
Militia.
Prairie District. A fine program was
Many mining men are reported to be
Strayed.
— •
r I
Tliose standing !00 per cent in d
Fig Svrup Co. only.
Fire Company.
arranged for Friday, the last day of in this vicinity. We h«>pe the) may
EXCH ix«.I
wood-shed,
barn, hen hoitae and at a«**
ment
during
Ciin.»!
t«i
mv
ranch
(h-tuber
last
a
light
Uncle Nam.
school, a picnic and basket dinner were make belter time*
*ary out-buihiing*. l.«»t l<!nl(fi *
G s I k « New».
Miner, Oscar
bay bora«» with black mane anti tail, one (I
■■■•;. ........... ; 4ve.r. fenced' with division fence. niakncF*!
krprwM-ntatnes of the Business Firms. part of the order of the day. The pro­
Uba*.Ballard has charge of U«e Bennett Rotiert Jewel!
• > f»» j.'t •'oming into nearing, 2U *t«»< k or lien yard -eparafi from **r*'d
while hind foot, small star iu forehead,
G aui e . Ore., June 25,1899
Carriages
• - iron» < »rivule, < al . a citv of 3S0» | m » u - cfi>-irig house. 25-foot wed of t»* •*
gram was excellent and was well ren­ place at Bub her*« gulch.
no
bran!
and
is
breathy.
Owner
esn
Messrs
Reeves
and
Williams
are
dili
­
'nation
W ui hi . hange for hotel or -Lx-k wity pump, well walled up and <»«M
Horribles.
dered by the children to the delight ui
- o '-rr _....! farm ill the Rogue Hiver Thia property is ottered for ie-.-ti»-'“
Wimer Bros are w aking preparation*
gently at work on IbeirCold Spring gold- have same by paving < barges
Bicycles will form on both
all present Quite a number of the
i ui «u < I IT nee A \ ourhies.
“ *r—« '.range grove it* co-1, on account of breaking up«■*r
fur tbeii annual «-lean up.
cupper ledge north of Lost Fiat. They
rr
ARD
sides of paradr.
older people were preaeut and i>arti< ipa-
Uy, w ho desire to gu to Uaiburnia.
I have a large amount of tine looking ore Al.TIl >i >K.
Ubas.
Philippe
lias
moved
Ins
iamii
F»
R
HALB
OR
I \i II
ted in the exercises of the day. Some
A Statement
on the dump and will open up one of
Waldo tu reside during the summer.
$1OO()
A f»’»>‘ ot !•'
Wanted.
150 ?'
' • mile* from town. One
creek. 12 acre* in <u
Ths l'a< dl Pine Naedla ( o. inc of very fine music by August Myers «ai
the best pro»»o»ition« in the camp. The
blind reti and twenty-five a« res of < hmm | variety of fruit. Water ■ r i
H<*bool is progressing very nicely
A girl to du general h<
one
of
the
pleaiant
feature*
of
the
pro
­
Grants Pa»«, Ore., io offering its product
ibi- I. r rnr l.ittoi m There are 15 a- re- of purposes, this place is a bargain
| mine is at a great elevation and when
der the skillful management of Via
P«y. For pa'ticuiars a
winter rpples ire ex M X ears .,1,1 A good va- want to see it lx*lore it is sold.
to the public, t»rg» to state that item gram A general go»»d time was experi
i
extsnsive
work
is
«lone
the
ledge
can
be
riety
of «mali fnû I-. • vrrw». e;c .good han!
I’altun. The scholars seem to l«e ven
ploys no peddlers or traveling sals«men. *nce<! and all went awav well plt>as<< I
i
tapped
hundreds
of
feet
below
the
sur-
fini»h
I oa-eof nin room-and underground
much taken up wrh her,
i
i fin.» feet -¡tiare wi
and
happy.
«-eLar.er.MMi narn , ie
Il has established agencies in all the
I tare.
••utbuiiding«. a fine
-^ated in beart of city.
■ n' H
salt»faction is given to ail.
well
with
in*«! wii ind
‘»▼mg
ndmui and tank Would or business location.
Pacific C«>a»t states, throughout the
tra<le fur a -mail i place in town IfifiOp.
Arthur lisle has been prorq>e<‘ting fur
the
George Wimer jr. hat
F.a>it, in Mexico, I urope and the Ila
not be quarts in the neighborhood of Rum
x‘)( H ) *U1 buy - a
(’oue county, where he I
I
» * l \ I i
•r a«k-
wanan inland*. llevwood Bros. A Wake
frum town. A •
- ’. * ■
For in
f if »1! creek for several years and not until re­
tng
to
biteincaM
matter«
n regarding the bargains ■ lear and t»alan« e in tituber. 1- rr
■
field t'o. of Portland are its representa­
in
real
o
cently
did
he
strike
it.
11»
has
a
v.
rr
fenced
with
new
boanl
ten-*e.
•1
.
•
allonor
add
re*«
his ehildren to Wafilo
N. P. I m
tive* for the states of Oregon, Washing
Kir.it
office.
Granta
Pa.**.
four
a«
re-in
fruit
l«eanng.
(tendrai»*
■
promising
mine;
a
four-foot
ledge
uf
tree
­
Oregon.
I iis position a* foreman
ton and Idaho. Walter Deakin of San
ty uf irait. i.and lave tacing
milling ore. An araetra will be built on
mines.
Ju-t
the
place
for
fruit
culture.
A
$9
I
1
I.
A
r.*
U(
f
-
Francisco, (or California, eh
They will
| R tu» creek, there bring sufficient wafer
« en» ■
">'ursn».tOI Mnnm. Tbirtvamwm hou.-e small bam and govd
W. J 1
supply the trade. In Portland and vi­
Indian Relics banted
: è L'J
"rtl h,,n'ir*1 ">•“ >rX. dn an«! iet u- tell you more abuut H. _ J
11<. run it the entire year. Tin* set n
enerit water, easy terms.
May mie,
cinity the Meier a Frank Co. has the re­
’ will eventually b* a large producer as it
I de-, re to «e<ure some good stor e
Dne bkx k in to"
Sryferlh,
tail r>ale of the goods The names of all
it-
■ ’ ■
. ‘* ' " '
iy II ». re,..: Und ‘
is in th* Mt. Reuben belt.
Indian nie« from this vicinity to be rep- $14
ha» for year» been .prudut-ing very ► |
church h
these old, established, well known
n" v-rxmt, oîfru'H" rìU .
re'ented
in
a
large
«late
colle.
Hun.
Rel
­
Rumor
has
it
that
the
rich
strike
re-
daritly
in
fruit,
berries
ami
garden
WJ
Amt •veiling,
by faiut.j
houses are a guarantee for h«>nr*l,
I here i- a good house and out I
■
,
,
:
I ported to have been n ade in Bouthvrn ics of ait kinds, such a» »pear*, knives,
143 7f veyame.
straight forward dealing
also
a
good
well.
Five
nrinutes
«n*
■
Oregon recently, was in the n-iglib r- ax«*« and «‘Ing, * are esi
■ ■ •* I. ■) •'* RE.' I.nr. .lark
houl or church. Would sell threMJ
«•ne
half nnle s<
The material of the Pacific Pine .Needl«<
aS
.Mrs W.
sr ami M im
irom
t.n.l«r,
«.uth
..f
i„
wlI
lObxl.'zi
feet,
(corner
lot,»
tor
|4
”
".
IM
■
h<*'d of Bear ( amp, west uf this p'are, Also Mone pipes, large tiint spears and *
town. an< Thw
b
Co. has no equal and once used, will
K»
rn*» tend »„.I «»«Hen, for froi|
5
■
Sevterth were stopping at Kerbv Th
----- —■ 1 grain I would mane a l»eautitul building
a
>
md
—
.
and
tt.at
une
the
par
­
speak for itselt. The company has in­
dav, June 15th.
RASCH W«
te* making it passed through here *«t anv of 1 h»*>e ariirlrs. w II pie»»» write li‘ -r I I >IHE\. f l.o. 1TI< n*y in this lì'
vested a large sum in buying patents
--- "*
— 3 y w
yourself
when 1
Miss Maggie Sgyferth v sited be
27
ne Addre*
II. I’ i! » milt » w
"*
TO
“
'
March
rmouie
to
Bear
Camp.
L
is
i*e»«t
dairy
ranches
in Oregon. whi‘ u *f
'
an
he
huufbt
fur
h.K
n,
«nd perfecting th* process of manulact
nesaw. in-
U
value. A l ergam rarely offers.
ter Anna at W J. Wimei' I one dav
Two Rivers. Wit.
“ 1er for *aie at a I »ar gain to any > ' •
h nun gvn stated tha' they r«H>k out about f lO.OOt*
M
unng. Those who want mattreare»
niviipy t«. pm into a business «•:
w
wrek.
wanna»« a pocket. The fart is known that some­
Stray Notice.
141 A
made of pure Pine Needle filrer should
hL.T""* ,,""*m« ‘»n<l tbrw
ach am!
.
snd une Lail mile* from town. 5u
B
Fl is« IL**»*
where in that section is a va*t depoai’
see that they l»ear the trade mark of the
It at my Ixwre a light ta rrel to «5 acre* of thi« h
Photojrapbic Supolwv
I .
re* in
her »ousin, rv
wealth, di»rovered in early days, dur . i
varietv of 'lack luani. 4at
Pacific Pine Needle Co.
x
h «hit« «trio« in «ne», »«lght genera!
a ¡arre fripod Sliding..........................
•pnng with *uffir2er » »ater fruit«,
irom
a
visit
at
the
Ind
an
war,
and
year
after
year
p
i,
for irrigating Knby lamp. candle................
In Granta Pass, J. R. Hale ha* the
•
9. 4 ,«»<• c’J, r.ry
1 garden through the
ties srarch for P
n IK.
IWo w»*ta. sev.
94 4.
The reporter
sole agency fur our goods
“
oli ........................
n hava miu . b» |.«yina ail «x. win »pnnir
iir
1
,
P«a.
e.
6
room hou-«»
large
t
41
••
••
•<
out the report
Ind c « i r s p n io ’ I. i * « amp's comiuj
In Ashland Mr. J T iMdge has the
W. M Kxox.
Brinting
Frames
............
'
•
*
’
‘
n
‘
..............
hrm
,n
F
tvstur
fine
troll
ing
borre
It
«l.oufii
haw
1
Io
the
front
through
the
numerues
»
I-
sole agency for our g mm !*
• ir»*. . l'a-.
Total Pani out
4*'l 20
all the tn a
■*< id with place if desired.— Brini Roller».
publishts ! Mutue two wrek* *gu. The ni t < r s • 1
pburet ledge». Many location^ hate
P m ific Pi.vs Ntsni.s Co.
Frrrotype Platea
WMb 1 »porter uf the Obuvrvvr
been made, about 25 on three ledges,
Brini Trimmer.......... ......
*2
I« 50
A N ks Social
ASSAY
ER,
^m
w«*ek
is
»
lozr
too
>egative Ro, g, .. '
name«/
»he
tvg
Yank,
Kl«i*
an
!
Hur
n-
<MÌ
1
ì
Wilier 1 «1 of Mi M'
irait, a bargain - $<■» {•eveloping Trave
s m
I»a*t Friday night k<< >« River ('amp
103 70 Wake up -nakm and *h»kr vtmr hva»U.
bend, th* fi«*t and 'alter being atoit
W. G. \\ right,
i
b.ue Frinì papet . 2 dot.
No. 56, Woodmen of the World gave a
$400
”
,,v.
ane had mile apart and the Blue Ut-
GeoT Agt. fur Oregon
’
Bl
Kex
-ansiti,e
Paper.
2
dot
social in honor of the Arabs circle. The
> different psrues have under
4x4
••
..
(»Tin p -F osuikmt C t cäide hux ee.
gentlemen of course prepared ali th*
mi ihe ieveloping of the |» g
Card Moauta. perdo*
1(K to
Cyanide and Ch Ion nation !
10
Hyp.».............................
goid things and did all the serving aud
* i I ■
1 ank One of tt»e |»arties. -who went to of Irres.
K
“U^uir. «,ih guoj w, t
»M Deveioprr
they did both in a way that astonished W
mt re’.ieu Color« «1» lately, sent the resu tofaust
Bullion Reine«! an I Nhirprd.
E
Photo t’aace, dar*
..... 10c and
L.
the ladies of the circle.
made.w » ch :s promising. He baa a pro-
p> » r.. : .
e -..au, ,j j.,—-
IM
II
l
’
hoto
»«ipplte*
of
Ilium F j MA.
all
kind»
*1
, 1 - Mtr or h*rl .,r
n* *•'**.«
A. E. V uobh m .
■
I Corei «a oflke.
PttîTO 5UPPLIE5
Make
Clean. Bright and Fresh
spring
by using
F^-IISTT
Smith & Holman.
l’hiùcrt.ikcrs.
Death Lurks
in L rugs....
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