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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1899)
ROGUt RIVER COURIER rCBLlbHKD BVKBY rnt'BMDAY, PRICE At VooKHIES, raorKiMTon*. BATBS or Sl BM MIPTIOM ; St 25 One Year, In advance, .G5 Six Month», .36 Three Month», .Oft Single Copies, • Advertising rat?« on application. Copy fur change or ad must lie banded in i»ei«»re Tuesday noun, ulberwis? setting ot the matter will be « barge«i fur at the rate of 5c per running in« h, single «oluiun. Aiu-ra- tiun.s and addiuuns to copy will t* charged for at the rate uf 10c per running in« h, sin gle column. kditumb amd FIG Filip« Entered at the poet orto « at Granta Pass, Oregon, as mm -und-da»» mail matter. T hursday , J uly 20, 1899. The government r Lou id make not a moment delay in providing the boys at Frisco with good overcoats to keep them warm. Submit vote upon is nowr a them du means the «piention of annexation to whether they want it or not, proposition. A majority ol not know what annexation IL« ( briNlun Endeavor society ol the . I’resbytorUa chu-ch uf thia place held | their annual picnic ou Tuesday after noon and evening of this week The ola*e selected waa a beautiful little fir grove on the river, about a mile from AB j OLI ï £I.YÎ>IR<: the bridge. AL30WTILY PtRE 8upper was served about fiu’i-luck aud was ¡«erhapti the move abaoiutely enj'jy- I able feature of the eveaiBg AI'.er sup per, a foot race wan in order, and after | * that, variuua styles oi jumping and A / orluoe in S iq . «• T"""~ aBo tried Thursday afternoon before the itottr aihletica, until the gentlemen Mrs ’••. W Harkne-- of near thi« city justi'-e upon a charge of unlawful y were complelly exhausted, lnea some i I converting of the ladies came bravely to the rescue, ha* jii»t received word of that imu «use handling deer -kins and and, being progressive, and firmly be forty«« awaiting her from England. them into merchandise, , ad a a» found Levin'» in the rights of women, tried a The amount we are not at lioertj to guilty as charged. He was fin—«I 1100 but safflea it to nay, that though which was promptly paid. Oleson's little foot racing on their own account state 1 were alive he would not know brother has also been arrrated on a with very commendable success. One Creeue 1 accident resulted. One of the ladle» what lo do with so much money. There charge of unlawfully handling deer severely sprained th« sole of her shoe have been many storie« of fortunes from hides, but has not been convicted. The The picnic was a/» entire succ-ees. N<> 1 across the great deep to re'«lives in this penalty in the*« < t«» • is fixed by alatute on« was sick, uu one was burl, no one 1 couutry but very fuw of them ever ma ■it a fine of $100 to |500, or iniprisur- Mrs Harkness is quite con- ment, or both. I . 1« cai<i other arre« « tell into the river. Th»» day was fin?, terialize. 1 that bsi expectations will be real will roon follow. The game warden»* the evening mildly pleasant, the supper Qdeiit 1 delicious, the river Leauliful, the moon- 1 ize I in a reasonable length of time, and are going to see that the law is enforced light glorious. Everyone Lad a good in 1 the meantime no time will b« i-jet in at all bazar«!«.— Roseburg Piaindealer. getting pa|»eri in shape t«j make proof of lime and no one wanted to go borne. her right. Mrs Harkness has a sister in f atal Accident. Ashland and also one near the Pass wlp> Mr. Win D. Fulmer, aon-in law of will share with her the fruits of this for J. W. Hlepenson of thia city mat with an tune, as well as a number of others accident whde working in a «aw mill at May there be no visions nor drt atns but rc al- Igerna, last Friday and died th« following ¡ties in this matter, is the wish uf the day. He had gone underneath th« mill Covaisa. fur the purpo«« of «oaping th« belt and Galice Items. had given the ai-nal lo start the mill gra«le of his product tu tn«>l corn pet U k u m th« pHr*. On the other hand if ba keeps up the grade, h.s »iva1, wheiher Enziish or rvntintnial. w re* H* I tu tn« • cb««p «nJ nasty” tnrtirs would be the loser in th? -nd. Rcr; s > l *. mis <*. Consol. R oyal & Schillings C. B. Wime of A'bany ha« been ap- pointod supervisor of thè cento« for thè >• irai districi of Oregon. It is now Urne forthosewho bave don© faitbful work for th«G. O. P. among thè lenner light* to gel in and rustie for a job belo re they are all taken. The mill wa« started and after a few min ute«, as he di«l not apiiear, investigation The administration cannot be cen was made, and he was found sitting by sored that the Oregon troops were not the belt with his head ba lly < rushed. mustered out on their own soil. Pres Noone could tell how it happened ident McKinley desired to see the peo i'be ix?lt was rubbing the back ol hi? pie of Oregon accommidaLed but the head when they found him. He lived boys would not have it that way. 22 hours. His body was brought to this | E ihmbi kgm December, I >, I h '»-. $100 Reward. $100 | I j ' ' The reader» of lbw paper wdl he piea^e.1 Co learn Cha« there >» at leaal -me dreaded diaeaae tirat »eietice t.aa been ah1« to cure in all it» .take», and that t. Catarrh. Hall'» Catarrh Cure i. the only foaitive cure known «o the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a eooalitutional dtaeane, require» a c»n»ti tutional treatment. Hail’» Catarrb Cure t< taken interna.!;, acting directly upon the blood and mueoua »urlace» oi the »yeteui, thereby deatrvytug «be foundation of the dieeaee. and givtiqr Ute patient »«reugih by building up «be oonttitution and aeeietimc nature tn do ing it» work. The proprietor» have »o much faith in it» curative p.wer». tf.al they offer »100 for any ca»e tiial it fa’I» to cure. Send lur li»t of testimonial» AddreM F J Ciitxxv A C<>., Toledo,«» Hold by Uruggiat», 75c. tlall'e Family Fill» are the be»t. ROADS TO TRUE HAPPINESS bicycle econohy 4 < < < The monev you pav for a new wheel is some times only part of the price. The bicycle mender gets the rest, if you buy « THE CKE5CENT io begin with you need have only a bowing t quaintance with the wheel-tinker «T ™nÆT< fl. H00tJ Bicycle Sundries of all kinds. All kinds of Bicycle Repairing neatly done. Headquarters for the RAMBLERS. We Should Mot Underestimate Vmall Uerdi and Should Fernet the Suiull Worries. 1 re'1 lani1 * l«tr^_ Notice. SIMMONS. 1 , u,h “!”1 I -‘-ter n,„'h Happiness comes through the quiet Notice is hereby giv»n that Deborah luosUy apple.. . * " In ih? Circuit Court of ttie Siat? of fruit», «ud well, PeacW. acceptance of the talent, t« nm< rnim iit Daniels, my wife, ¡eft UiV bed and boar«] everythufi*1 Oregon for th- County of Josephine. arounJUtepl,,.,. J umoui L^ and task that God bath appointed. I li m^ney-back tea and the Ju»« 17, 189s. without just cause or Joseph Pollock, Plaintiff, ) <«AUCM( Ore., July ¡5, '99 able to add one cubit to the htaluit, or vs. <)f ,h* **•« rwxi^. baking powder ut make on<- hair whit»- or blac k, man is provocation. I will not be responsible I Green Bros, have a quarts mine be tire city, tu .(„rv ' ■* Th** JiimpcffJce Gold also iuqx>tent to alter his t.irlh-gifts. for debts she may contract. bu ll house 9 room,;'¿J*' tween the forks of the A'examier-Bent Mining Company,a cor- | S amvel D aniels . Through heredity cur fatherscho the well ami necessary outbuild n- placers. Much development work iu poration. Defendant. J ufland at ague. elevauon life-work for us, and try as v.« may we the way of sinking on the line of the Li lilt« Jump off Joe Gold Mining Com s( MMONS. uf th? town. Uuing toeban» ? cannot alter their choice, though wx ledge has been done The ore, free pany, a corporation, defendant : tu another state, owner wiUwh». M can break our heart«. To-day one ¡»art In the Circuit Court of th«* Statu of cost. Enquire of us. In ihe name of the State of Oregon : milling, averages about $Z0 per ion and Scotch Opinion of United States Goods. of society is making itself miserable ! Oregon for the Couuty of Joseph ine. You are her-bv required to «¡»pear and '* M P^P«A?*liun that promisrs we I In this market, American manufac through an overestimate of great deeds i Sarah J. Pritten, Plaintiff, j tnswrr the umpiainc tiled against you I j Acre» of red land lvlOz, Mesar«. Merrill and Axtell own about , tures, with few exceptions, are above , and an agonizing- desire to do strik in the «hove enii'Jed suit witbiu six VS- San Francisco accorded the Oregon • ity and buried al the county cemetery a ekslrom Fhurs«iay, the 20th day of He leaves a wife and one »even plac er claims of 20 aer« h va L the average in point of quality. To be ing things. Yet struggling and agoniz The Jmnp-ofl’-Joe Gold J- troops a most hearty welcome when «m .Monday. ing never did «.nv thing worth while. July. 189J, Ihe dale ol the first publica Miaing Company, a cor- I they landed there last week. It was not child. The «sympathy of the community from the mouth and along up Galice ! more specific, the articles of American The first sign of a gnat piece of work tion ol this summons upon you; and if ¡»oralion, Defendant.) «•reek, but on account of not having make sold here, either lo a large or lim is the cas and swiitncss with which it To the Jurnp-off-Joe (¿obi Mining Com you fail so to answer, fur want thereof that they are Oregon boys that prompted is with the bereaved family. I rea^ini..| suit abb* wa’er privileges, but it tie work I ited extent, have gained acceptance on ihe plaint«!!’ will apply to the Court for pany, a corporation, defendant: the San Franciscans to make such a v,as done by him appointed fertile task. Daniel Cryder Killed at Gold Hi.'l. apple»; 1.»» a.-rt-. of thu has been done. In the name of the State of Oregon: the relief piayed for in his complaint on In the course of a • year Account of quality rather than on ac Another part of society destroys happi demonstration, but because they are On Sunday evening last, the north I You are hereby require«! to appear and file in said Court and cause as follows, river bottom, and m th» nuda brave boys of the nation, who did tn sir -bound California express (first section, or two water can be procured with ! count of comparative cheapness; they ness by unde rcstimating small deed.4 ¡answer the complaint ii e«l against you lo-wit: For a judgment for the sum ol apple belt In ttie country ir./ ; which to work and duties. are proving the moat protiu .' the ground on a larg« are better for the moi.ev than like arti work well on the batt I»* field. The Bay struck and instantly killed Daniel Cry- {in the ai»ove entitled suit within eix 1 wo Thousand lhree Hundred Dollars, the fruit ra1.er. Here isa.i,.,. God's morntains are not mad? out of cles pro« I med her“ or on the continent. . weeks from Thursday, the 20th day of with interest I hereon at eiaht ¡»er cent a very profitable investment I City simply manifested the spirit of the dor of this town. He was walking on scale. huge chunks of granite, but out ol j July , 189!*, the date of the first publica- since in<* 1 st «lay , of July, , 1899, __ _____ __ good 8 room, hard finish ho «nd __ the Galice creek in early «lavo, m fact, It is distinctly true, however, to say that nation at large. minute !’-l s of mica. Size Jias noth the ties on the right hand side of the n \ hi ; and ii num ol 1 w « j Hundred lloilars attorney a smaller bouse, good weU.il»» i our products have obtained favor in ing to do v.»th the valued work, and , ti< ii i ii • - one uf the first camps of a large territory, track going toward the bridge ami being ¡you fail so to ansaer for want thereof lees, and ¡or t tie costs and disbursements running water tn the yard. IiTZ I Scotland ami are gaining favor on the r man caun 1 L<? happy- until he surren Whether three or four weeks delay at the plaintiff will apply to the Court for ot the suit; For a decree foreyer barring is ottered for »ale on' account ■■ very deaf did not hear the train coining, | was the acene of much activity in placer merits. Wherever one goes in this ders his will and cheerfully accepts | the relief praved for in her complaint on and foreclosing the defendant ami ail and growing nibr nnn of thcovw the Presidio in Frisco with a little extra and wearing hie hat low over bis eyes, mining, the bed of the creek for miles money is more pleasing to the boys than paying well, as also all gul.-h?s leading I country he finds the opinion prevailing the one talc lit or two, cr ten, counting it I file in said Court and cause as follows, person« claiming through or under it API -sW. t did not, probably, see it. parties called I to w it: Lor a judgment for the sum ot Hom all right, title, interest, claim and farm. Joo acres in cu.i to come home, we will perhaps learn into the creek from the west. After the I that American manufactures and etlwr honor enough to do his appointed work to him but he did not ap|*>ar to hear, , t’wo Thousand D »liars with interest equity ot redemption of, in and to the year. Entire larnt can 1« WZ more | erf* ctly than any other can poe- later. We are quite sure could they have I creek beds were worked out the miners products are up to the best standard. aim in another instant the train struck ubly d:» it. We do not need great and i thereon at eight per «ent since the 1st following described premises, to-wit: ditch taken from the Apn;w.> {gradually left,* and later the higher Generally speaking, it is considered in larrn could lie made very onciuo foreseen their few weeks stay down there .'plendicl things, but that common , «Jay of July. 1899, ami the sum oi One 1 he Noriheast «¡uaiter of the Southeast up-to-date farmer. Worih Jam him full in the face, neck and breast, j Hundred and Sevenhfiva Dollars attorney quarter ot Section Five ami the North Scotch communites that lo say an am- tienches or channels were attacked with j and the grand old reception to be given things shall be lifted up and illuminat ft was a harrowing Night. The leftside I fees ami for the costs and disbursmente west q iarter oi Section Four and the be bought for bail that atuouti them in Oregon, they would have cried giants an«J al prevent much ground is I de is American is to commend it. I he ed by a quiet and beautiful spirit. of his face was smashed in, neck broken of the suit; For a decree forever barring Northwest quarter ol the Southwest exception* are not yet conspicuous and bo ferì. - r- dill'eientiy when Governor Geer attempt being worked off. One of the secrets of happiness is I an«i foreclosing the defendant and all 7r goo«l hard Enish,locate; and left arm broken in three places. are confined to certain grades of bicycles found in i he habitual emphasis of pleas persons claiming through or under it, quarter and the Northwest «¡uarter ol of city.less tfian 5 minules'walkio ed to talk to them on board the trans- The Alexander-Bent platers are the me Northeast quarter of Section Four Boor ol«l man, he never knew what thrown on the market a year or two ago ant things and the persistent casting from ali right, title, interes', claim ami ail in ruwmsnip 35 South, R nige Five school or post office. port. But then, it is all over now and struck him, as he was killed instantly. moat extensive in the district, and but which tended to damage the American aside of all malign elements. We have equity of redemption of. in ami to the West ol the VV illamecte Meridian in the the liest should he made of it. few mines in*Houthern Oregon can com- He wba an old resident ol this city and Here is a very rt ad of a sei* ntist who could not walk j following des« ribo«l premises, to wit: County of Josephine and biate ot Oregon bicyi le trade here. 77 dence in north edge _ ___ B _ county and loved by all who knew him. pare with them. The claims cover an j Our manufacturers and other pro through a Hower garden and see a bush rneSt ithwe»« | Hart er of Section Thirty-___ «■ontMimng 2»0 acres ____ according to the Lot 50x100 feel, set out to fruits i The fact that the Oregon Ixjys unani I'fiiti..! .... ___ .. .. _ He was born in Ohio, Febuary 12, 1M2.'J, ancient channel for a number of miles I ducers may well be proud of their repu covered with roses without carefully two in 1 >ansln| :i - .uth, BangvFivc toiled Stat»» »tiney ttiereol; K.nether 7 room house, brick cellar, barn inc mously voted Io l>e mustered out at San ' tie M ri li.n tn the witn ail a«J »ingttiar Ute water rights essary out buildings. selecting the one blighted blossom. "■•■' being 76 years ami 4 months oLl at the in a northerly direction, running ¡»arai- [ tation on this side County of .hisei ¡¡m* S ’ ** “ • 1 ‘ -t - In food product* >¡.1^ <>i Oregon and privileges, water ditches and ditch Francisco, in order to have $25 or 130 time of his tragic death, lie leaves a lei with Galice creek and about 500 feet1 and ui general lines of wares, there are Thus many pass through life, selecting t containing 16D acres according to the rights, , tenements, nered ita men la and more money, will put a damper on Ore the one unfortunate event of the day. United States survey thereof; excepting ion in this city, who has a large family higher. The channel can b»i traced from | few dealeis who do not comment upon appurtenances thereto incident; that the and, lifting it up, they cast a gloom gon’s enthusiasm lor the celebration. and ¡»laster finkb, Nearly new. lo mourn his untimely end. An inquest near the head of Taylor creek to the the high standard of the articles they over all our hours. Experts tell us a , therefrom about two icres heretofore said described lands may be sold under is dark loam and has a genera, Had the troops com« immediately to conveyed to the school district) together an order and de* :ree of the Court by the north bank of Rogue river, a distance of was held by Dr. Chas Hiner Monday ! receive from the L'nited States. For ex watch is not impaired by running, nor | with all and singular the water rights sheriff of Josephine County, Oregon, ac of fruit, from apples and pear Portland, the demonstration that would strawberries, and »elec ted iroiutp but as yet no verdict has been reached perhaps eight or nine mil««, And is cov- ample, a wholesale grocer, who has a rnan by working, but rust will spoil au«l piivilegew . _ waler ditches and ditch cording to law an I the practice ot the rieties. A good well and nei«w- have been accorded them would have ?re«l tu a considerable depth with reddish a . j. m . the watch, and worry will consume- J rights, •’itfhD’, tenement«, tenements, hereditaments and Court, and that the proceeds of such buildings. Making a very plea«j;; handled American tomato catsup, chili excelled anythihg ever known in the man’s faculties. The medical schools appurtenances thereto incident; that sal« may be applied to the payment and within 10 minutes’walk of ¡he f soil, paying well from surface to bedrock Placer Ground on Upper Deer Creek. sam-e, ami similar g«H>ds for many years, of to-morrow must reckon with the | •‘*j said described state, but it will hardly be ho great now describe*] lands uay bi ot I in most places. A ditch about nine the costs of BUtii sale, the There is a section of country immed H I when recently at this consulate to make mental causes of disease as truly as sol«i under an order and decree of the • osts of said suit since the boys prefer the little money to and the attor miles long conveys water from Mill w hou-e uü.I outbuild!!,; Court by the Sheriff of Josephine County, ney’s f»es herein ami the payment of the trees are in good I »earing, and »; the enthusiasm in their behalf. A pri iately around Grants I'ass and reachiug creek, a tributary of Galice creek, also t‘ e necessary def laraliou for returning a with microbes and germs. Oregon, «« cording to law and the prac The street-sweepers fill their wag I lice of the Court and that the proceeds amount due the plaint it!', and the over city. vate's pay in I'm le Sam's service is very to the region draiued by Hlal«, Murphy another ditch takes water out of R«M'k v I small quantity, about $100 in value, re ons with dirt, litter, old paper, broken 1 of such sale may I m - applied lo th pav- plus, ii any there ue, paid to the defend- marked : little at beat ami we cannot cenanre the and Deer creeks, on which gold has not Gulch creek. pjx. ani . that the plaiutiff may have judg ancl UP *111 ’*> Ijne “A ¡«»rtion of the last shipment was boxes and tin cans, and cast all this ments of the roMt of nu < h sal«, the costs ment and exec ution against the deiend- boys for wanting to get every cent there heretofore been lound in paying quanti withii. the < ily. Wehxvcux ' ">• f<** 1 ««* n .... bt) after you have the money. Conieinix damaged in some way. Thia is the first rubbish into the soil. But Nature re is in it, but we hate to see the people of ties. Why this should be ho is Home ant 1U lor , BU any , deli, iency | there may be flitgende Blatter From Wildtrviile, by numbers only the good. She searches talk the matter over. time! have ever sent bark any American the state lose the opportunity to whow thing of a puzzle, considering that this Nimihi. out the single grain of wheat: she section is surrounded on all sides by rich goods. They have l»een uniformly first- their appreciation of work well done •J acres in north part of city: nourishes it to a golden sheaf: she asks Haying is about over. The crop, how ————— mining country. An old miner will tell ** hOU86 Ut 7 r >!«- a.L class. These articles made in the Unit the rags and iron-rust to lend a rich ever, is not as good a* w as anti* ipated. ‘ _, Hnt Itial U the m pur finish; good well with pump in I The newspaper correspondents at Ma you with a «quint in his eye that it is ed Mates are better than Hie French gold to the yellow grain. No mar» can < iia.er thereat luay be let intu |><»-H.wion al»out 2 acres in a general variety I there may t»e alter applying the proceeds Harvest has begun, and th? tattle of nila are of the opinion that Otis is not “a leetle ol!' th« hell,’’ and 1 defy any and are mm h prefeired by the public.’* afford to remember the fears, the wor uf such sale properly applicable to the "I »»ui premise, and upon the expiration one-half ol which is w inter apples, equal to the occasion in the matter ol ooetogivea more reaHonable rxplara the binder is now bear«! in Ihe land. A <1 ilealer in machinery informs me ries and the misfortunes of his career. payment of said judgment; that the mine period ol redemption the Sheritl sold on easy terms. 1 .sephiue bounty make, execute aim Spring sown grain ia aufferirg from that lie hai never yet had reason to Strange that the soul should rehearse I plaintiti may become a purchaser at such carrying on the war in the Philippines. lion. Others will say that the “belt han 20 acre- two n.i.r-. Why nut semi Miles himself there lo take split.’* But now comes a miner from the prolonged dry and hot weather and 'oni|»lain oi a failure on the partofan its sorrows instead of its joys.-Rev. sale, that the purenaser thereat may be deliver a deed to said premises to th. town. >inali lioU't . crlj I -gaily entitled thereto; For such charge of the campaign? The worst fail British ('ulumbia, a Mr. Jameson, and is re|»orted to be quite short and not tmeinun manufacturing company lo Newell Dwight Hillis, in Ladies’ Home let into possession of -aid premises and oilier, mrUier and dltl'ereut order aim acres oi rich black bottom. Plenty Journal. upon the expiration of the period of rv- »and. Will make a nice little :».< ure that McKinley has made since Im has finds go«»«l placer groun«l on Deer creek. very well tilled. properly till « definite order for an aril I <lein pl mu the Sheriff uf losephine County iviiet in the premise» a. to the Court iruit and grain. may .eem equitable anil just. been president is his retention of Alger We hope it will develop into a paying Francis Hocking who has been in the • de w hi« h was in their line of production. MARDI GRAS OF NINETY-NINE. I make, execute ami deliver a deed to -aid 11.1» summon, is published under and tf U I Thirty acre-neari- premises to the party legally entitled in the cabinet. Any blunders that may proposition, evtm if it ii|>N«*tHall theories. employ of H. B. Miller, is now al home Ilia only criticism is that now and turn llou the Old Settler of the rotore thereto; For su-n other, further and Id irlueol an order oi the lioi.orabh be made in the a a- department must I m »ays well sheltered, and i» weliski i firn« or (oiupany which does not make to help in haivesting on Ins father s Copper on Upper Applcgste. different order aim relief in the premises «be Axtell, 1 minty Judge ot Josephin. iruit raising. Will Jlr Fortified for Fu torr attributed largely to this inogul. It may i the article wanted will either send 0» as to the Court may seem e«riitabl? ami p'dUtJ, Oregon, made and dated Ibe Messrs. Cooper ami Malone have dis farm. (■ewerutiona. .lb day ot July, 1800, a herein it ir be that Olla has made a failure at Ma | just. 1/ k/ i 1'went acre? covered quite a larg«* body of copper orc A great «leal of lumber is now being propose to eend something else “to see This summons ie published under and ordered that Hua summons »ball tar pub nila and the administration should make if it will serve. ’ * 1'har, he eave, is al in the year of grace 1945, or there on Upper Applegate, The astaya give a hauled over the roa«l pacing throu gh ham i m the H oche K icek C oc hiek vine cloud house and out buildiap. Tfc bv virtue of an order of tue Honorable no delay in finding this matter out. abouts. the Old Settier, seated in his ready in profitable fruit t>earng return of |4() per ton gold ami IN per our village. We learn U|»nn inquiry that i wayg a blunder. Ab* Axt«ll, County Judge of Josephine a aeek tur six eoaaeeutlve week». W Iren Joe Wheeler gels there he may *rees and choice varieties uf appie g In the interest of American trade in favorite corner in the biggest hotel of Co inty, Oregon, made and d-ited the A. (' H ough , «•ent copper. there are now IS teams drawing lumber the period, will proceed to call down tell Olis something that (he latter will Attorney lur Plaintiff, lith day of July, 1899, wherein it is >cotland, it is a matter of the utmost irn from the mil! at Swede Basin to (irants RE> five ■ - oi . l Minerals sent to (ins office fur an^ay the incautious stranger who ventures ordered tha this summons shall he pub- be pleased to know. Grants Pas?, Oregon. 1 f U I I'a-'. parlance that our manufacturers main 1.) a< re- ¡-roved. ?' to mlvert upon the inclemency of the liBbeJ in the Ruotx RIVxB C oimier will receive prompt attention. The Paar. It is re}M>rte«l that this milt some general variety ot trim, 1 3 story | tain the reputation they have earned for weathrr. “Cold this Manii Gras!” he Oae. a uet'k for six eou.»< tittve w»ek» Disappointed. assays will be made by the best essayists. «lays **aw» out 35,0k) feet <>( lumber. ■arn, «urnenh. «>-■ • ; an-ia--- WANTED high quality of material and workman will exclaim, scornfully. “Why. young A. C. Hocus, A.-«» a spring near Im -• l.arg« a . W A good congregation greeted Rev. Mr. The mililia boys lu'ly expected to take oau. brand [>ine fui nre-wood, * ship. Perhaps there i> no other market man, you dunno what you're talkin' Good Placer for Sale. Attorney for Plaintiff, Black, who filled Ihe pulpit of the M. E. an excursion to Portland this week but very cheap. Hrants Pa,«, <Iregon. Any one wantii.g to buy a small placer {church Sunday, July 9th. Mr. Black where good quality counts for more than .about. You ought of been here in *99! ------------ _ -- ---------- have been grievously disappointed. it «1 < s here. It is the essential thing, I i’jose you've heard tell of the bliz mine, yet a goo«I one, should make in }/ II I >ev« ' ;• ■! one-La NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION, ■ treated his hearers to an excellent ser ll»e cause is the obstreperousm-ss of heal estate . zard that year. She hit us on Sunday, *- A 7 land u thin «¡uiry at this oilice. The mine is already mon, which was very iiiih h enjoy*-«! by { and, if united with a moderate price, it E r information regarding the bargains l’wo story, ten-room hou-ie, the soldier boys who will be mustereo l.aml Office at lfoseburg, Oregon,) .lay before the carnival. Gee whiz! in re lilted up with pipe au«l giants ready l »r all present. We hot»** Mr Rla< k may | secures trade. 1‘inish may be quite nn- July. 15, 18!i'i.) N. p • o « lau M-tt.i below, rail on or addre»» Jocxi out buildings. N early til I’ll never forget that morning. When out at San Fiancisco and nowhere else poitant, but the chances are that a had I got up I couldn’t see nothing at all [ «»¡ mu atiou when the raitiv season sets in. Notice •« hereby giv< that the follow Oreg ‘’oige. i oi hi er office. Granta Pass. •s in Iruit liearing, consi.-tingsick**? ‘ favor us again in the future. under the sun. Gently persuasive .-lies ot appie>, pears, peaclN«, s* \t*k alxuit it article well finished will have a scant but snow -just BOlid white, every which ing-named settler h*« fite.l notice of his measure« have been tried to induce the Mr Met 'ann, who has engage«! in the , -ale ami -»an drop out. fu gain a pr«>fit- $9 < . ba, IM a. re. oi ¡ami prunes, quinces, etc. Al.*o s (hw1 intention to make tinal pro« * ay 1 1<»< kc«L Pretty - xui along «-an «• . «Ji in support >t small fruits. A deep well «>• boys to go to Portland and be mustered o miles eif--* oi -* Meimi. *• — - merchantile business in the villag«*. re-1 Going Deeper. Thirty a« res in water. This is one ot me tinest. ;:»• '»ni ‘ proof will be • ultivation, ' ■ ad able trade in this country an I to hold it, a man. ¡»lowing through the middle of of his claim, and that m ........... ......... fruit tree.-, ex (iia«l? Iiefore R. L. Karlin '«•vvrii: hundred out there, but they are adamantine in The Shoity Hope min« near Ashland ports tra«!e quite brisk there days. W? >est locations in town. Overlooks? latt, county clerk cellent water, easy terms. * ex a manufacturer inuat offer an article of the street, holding a kind of a stick in of Josephine county, Ore; .ields an«l rugged mountains. 0*^ their resolve They certainly have a is making preparation« to sink a shaft to I believe (hat a profitable businv.“M « «n be ion, at Hrants solid merit and ke< p it |up to the orig his hand. •Hello!’ says I. ‘what’s that Oregon i August « 25, 1818», viz.; $11- 5«le on account of pour health of H ac m t right to choose, and though it is rather a depth of 1000 feel. The tunnel taps built up here by the right mar. Mr vou’v e got -a broom?’ ‘Broom nothin’.’ Benjamin I . Mvii« k. on hi« Il E N inal standard. Finish ami what is .. A0.7898 1 : Merlin. g,,<»l red sol <ay« h : ‘that's a trolley ¡ole. hard on these Oregon towns, whose ¡»co the ledge 200 feet from the surface and McCann in a pleasant and i bligir g gen* I’m n»r the s of X ,v t \ F ’ of N W *4 , k will buv ;« ! ’-at *-• rattier indefinitely termed “style,’’ and ritlin* on top of then ; -;rnmd.aler . - ‘.c t ; 1V. K, Ulth. pie want to swing their bats, yet the from this tunnel a »haft was started and tieman and we ar,* glad to see him pr •ar.’ When 1 heard 1 U . anything vise designed lo render wares • hat I ‘ shut th? window and t» hi m\ «rood-shed, barn, ben h««use,and»- tie naino me followin *z witnesses to 1 boys have the say. sunk 40 feel, but bad to be temporarily I l*r. 5 o ' on« haM mil. -ary out-huildingi. Lot 10W1«1 attractive are of ¡M-niiaiierl use only in wife if kvokrd kinder blue for the , mi - prove nil c -nunuous »«-. lence upon and enced’ with division ien<e. They have agreed to go to Portland in abandoned on account of the water com n» , ,.,.lk ' *■' «own. ibis i.. ■lock Mr. J. II. Robinson, while hauling helping Hie sale of an excellent article. radv. Ilut, say. if took mure than a cultivation of said or hen yard separate boo* .’ vxeeiient for fruit and grain body, but the mustering out in San ing in to rapidly. J. H.Croxtoo, of (ir Dts l*a?s, (Lire.; .-losing bouse. 25-fo«>i well olfiw* I hay ons day ¡««1 week, narrowly escape«! I doubt if any Ann man manufactarer little snow to stop us them days Did Francisco will take some three week* The machinery necr«t«arv to handle having quite a serious accident. While G. M. Savage, oi Graui Fass, Ore.; \\ * B 'Alices tbi. •vity pump; well wailed up and w uj | protit in Scotland by lowering the Rex con re? Well, you het your life he ill.' pit.p. riy i' <■ ■ r “ and then the boys may go (w I’ortlau I | the water has been procured, and a deep Havage, of Grams came, The river was fr< /«• soli* sas, Ore,, J. J I naming over a sideling $l«<*e, the wagon ■ youraaU wb«a ts cost, on account ol i-reaking op«» Fr«yer, «»t Gran « P* >re. by water. The militia boys still believe shaft will be sunk. The ore continues course. but I i , , l,K1>« «or half it, real ly, who desire to go to < Biifornit- the cruiser Dve-troit w turned over. Mr. Robinson an*' f a bargain rarely offered. that all is not yet lost, and expert to U to grow richer as they go down. *i« k and •»uffrr- here, ami ihe just turned loose sons (’laud and Luther ami Eugeni of them < ’ ing people are ght-inch guns an«l I fan. called to Portland in the near future. reek 12 ■ « -4* ms were all on the l«md and when th< iv thp p<mr channel al! tIi • way up from th? Ashland'« Neu Quartz Mine. For the pur|M»ee of inuring them to ■iood variety of fruit. Waler for ipple in the Mt'Nsrs George Barron of Ishlaml and | ■' wag««n turned over they all jumped purposes. Thispla«« is a :>argain» bb w h«» had Yea, sir, th; a exactly wh**t / the hardship!« and privations of war, a • nr to help XV hen IL \ hi d?*l, the chief corr want to see it belure ii i- xild. camp war established for a night or two I Byron White of Spokane are ««¡»rwing up ■u**«*e?«|r»l in g tting off without anv m **->wn to i man mi s. ; uys he: ‘Rex, your t. < on the other wide ol the river, and some | a quarts mine near Ashland, w Li« h bids jury excelling a bruised arm for e lit* giving 1 what’ll t' ’ ;.ve?’ meaning a hot i ,s ->( u k will - ‘ r" '■ »ol before 1 or Br»m lroIn loUI - of the boys went out and staved there lair to become one of the largest proposi- | Robinson. thing like that. Ru *. -me one rise «*lear and balance in umber. A sud'esrful Sun lav School i« n >w to*. and cooked, ate. and slept liters like real I turns in Southern Oregon. * I i p r d in strai /hten.M up haughtily and fenced with new board ien«v- uhra f cf hitn •Gimme a m tzer lemonade and a The l**«lge is situated a I »out 10 miles mg covwlucted in the • Jerome Erairj? «Ii®»- soldiers. lour acres in fruit bearing. (*eBeJ*’-4 ^,7' So manv *tif. of ’electriv t'M-SI,!.?' >n.l! InJ-|I a rn J ’ 1,ne -Zr.e'kal, ly of iruit. Land lays lacing *31 fans.* Ah? nix boy, tl east of Anlifaixl an<i was discovered on I trict. Mrs. J. II. II Rnbin*nn of Wild« " lien ’he boys do go to Portland, they ferers fvrl thit Just the place for fruit < u lure. • the kind oi irrn we had Imek in it they could want it understood that they will Iw in Mr. Barron*« land. I'he croppings of rille ia tl »«• superintendent. Tim? boose, small barn ami g«M>d weil only p I a little Next day • :<• of th*' st rung? ra in t and let us tell you more atoui it- no peril of death either by starvation or the le«lge prospected ab«»ut $40 a ton. A meeting, S unJav afiermvon at half pi help ! » over* said th? re By JACOB HIGGLE ■ iildn’t l>e wny par Cv’u»< their ex Riess your indigrstion as tn?y ¡»re amply provided tunnel In« twen run winch taj»« the I three o’vie ck. Much interest i* bei <;.rt! they didn ’ t know ■> ' !. ¡„.K.j.t 1MMJK it« x ? v * ak- $¡500 btock ledge about 200 fest from the surface. ' iakrn by tl ie |*'«vp|« in tliis g<*nd w<i with ex«« I t-n, n « - s th«? I never <’id « jest how «old if has for years been pruductBgW'ZH The tmmel er«»*« cuts the ledge, and ha« ‘ -’»f -.the.», hell bi- when Lrx t rr.ed « : t, *vnu?e 1 h !< Rev. J, 8 sms atul a small r mnanv • dantly in fruit, berries an«] On Every Hurtle No- BJQQLi ,M)OK ‘ 'C"U ir coveted hi alth and one thermo • :er up at try bouse. 1 been driven into the ledge al»otit 20 feet frie»»ds, hr «! services at the re»;« ¡ There is « good house an«l «'^ ^¿1 Of Shiloh’s ('oiiMiiiiption Cure ia this »• ic.un froii also a go*»*! well, hive ,ll*DUle^_- without reaching the other wall. I'ue Mr W. Il H. Taylor Sunday eve 'P?e that guarantee “All we ask uf you is to use i -chuol or church. Wuuhi . hotel», so t hi \ erv is or« is tree milling and runs from $i to A better | 100x150 feet, (corner lot J l ' H®* congregation than ni two thirds of the contents uf this bottle $1 1 ver ton. 1 the r » »r .i ii N o ....... ^ ltry Ä s T c — | *uu»u a Leautnul i u- ’ UOf* 1 I aemblrd at the rlii’vch Rnndar I it ihr -ugh t : faithfully, then if you «an > u are ■ ....... » -n'"««—«C ’ hath S b« ol an«! preaching s> , fuct. Li't 15 x paraded nil the sai not benefited return the bottle to your ’ bo did t i t • « The people in this vic initv are «i»s nd.'ay. they were Druggist and Le may refund tLe price No. 4-ttra<)i.e cow book The hors. wore srow-shoes and « ! terested in Uhrii iti ah w«»rk and f paid." Price 25 eta,, 50 cts. and |l. A a ' Ct- w» gn,t the Th -, I, 1 men had sî.j Ac*- No, sir. I don’t j an ex*-rll?nt f li Svh«»>»l h«i I wr*<r . ”i I *aa oj.up’ctvh F. K remer y the 1 imi . f »kales you're thl M*v» Mr* W M Satte^’v :?vir I snrevssfully ci ‘«I lu’rv in a 4 ri>»v« Co., NY I1 • ’ B.-x t - about, but Bi ire-enough ones. It ■' »WINE BOOK A Hard tall tv ? - I ».«»vt tuitt all the l stir maunrr !<rd on MX'nunt of • ■ magnificent ► uceraa. air! Why. Harry Keyes met with a pan.lul and Äars-fflLs”- “■ » mv back ««« : rfaht *■«•» («•chare. A Imvv’s that? Will I join you? bit b h the iow?r «»I tnx bollir perilouM experience last Tnesdav. Ae lie If not handled b) an cX^ hern, and is n t don’t care if I do.” N O. Tim« rt «ne •»» inikh I cvul.l *<-»! was riding down the Grave < reek till on M* *ktn w-M dry, lu*>*h crat. nlar services f enced pharmacist. g Hkr W V« Ott :»iv «rm* his bicycle he met some cattle which the J>«ctt»r ind he taid it rsch mon’h at O'.«-» . i*2- ■ "• ■».’coi Hh ,n<l t>ISK?«rr«| nn Honnrahir 1« assured of M * mt-d'.-nr were being driven up the hill, and hi «n- ' BKH.ll 80Ohv T?/' Nivntney « g"*nn<1nr>n, v» ho w arrest you have your preM®!1 deavonng to ride past them his wheel Wtr lin o ed for frau I recently, *’-«tl pur« ran off the sleep gia«ie and h«‘ was thr< w n compounded here white kilters and l¥r «ata to ts headlong into a rock pile, breaking L.« sent by rxprrxs. and ' « k.-ted th< nose, bruising bis fact tadly and iraking money without irendtn ’■••th men and pleaded extreme pover a wreck of bit wheel, lie was rendered Iberer’s Com SIXTH SI»«5 unconscious by the fall, but soon recov heal %<!viser —Cleveland rialti D»- ■ ■"• i» .’C^,’■ volume. ered after being taken to a spring m ar D'ni.nnd fur l.uH. Any 0KÎ of tBi BIG<;l£ Boors by, and wae able lo walk to toe foot <>i Guinea pigw are tn »uri ÿ 1 r. 4M* mmaderjof ,4er of |x FAW JOURNAL ] a ► . asm « u m am vr*-*- ' y '»•1» w,u b, wo, . grant« who brought him home H<* 1« I rtllv kille re«*overmg but still feels cumuderably , tr t ry der aged shattered. the ivtMMpbu lour Grocers RTisixr? 7-1A A. I 100 Al 1(1 ' ^800 - #1500 S 1 H ) * v' u rr' "if U » \\ $1000 A BÏGGLE BOOKS Death Lurks in Drugs.... Mrs. Stone. N. E. McGrew «R ants pas «. «» re «»«’5 ............ a - • . (HUllJtWtlM •« ’I*“*1 «•«-• . .. i ('•tneraa tor •ale or H-nt A.’.E. Vourhks, !•»(•»«• •»«• sltoUld » ^1