ROGUE RIVER COURIER.
ri BLlMHKP KVKBY THIBSDAY.
PRICE At VooRHIES,
| daughters at a late hour of the night un
the street or elsewhere, away from home,
I are, sad to say, far too few. There is no
estimating the worth of a young man,
who has the manhood to be the protect
or ol a young lady's life and virtue when
the same may be at his disposal. While
parents are careful of their daughters,
and they should be, it is just as import
ant that they l>e careful regarding the
training and watchfulness of their sons,
that others’ (laughters may fear no dan
ger when in their company
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must I* handed in l*fure
Tuesday noon, otherwise setting of the
matter will be «-barged for at the rate of 5r
per running inch, single column. Altera
Juitnow McKinley 1« a much criti
tions ami a«i<liti<»nM luoopy will t»e charged
for at the rate of 10c per running in« h, «in cised man, and we hesitate to join t! •
gl« column.
chorus. To any man in the president's
Entered at the post office nt Grants l’ass, place criticism is inevitable. If he were
Oregon, a» secona-dasa mail matter.
infallible, tnat would not nave him, and
he if only mortal. He ha» a year yet to
T hcbsdav , A ugust 3, 1899.
square himself with the American pub
lic, and if he fails to do it, all w ill not be
We have this week an interesting
well with him in I960. He if charged
communication from "T. J.” concerning
with preferring politics to patriotism ; of
the school-house. It comes rather late,
keeping, for political reasons, incompa
as work has already begun on the build
tents in positions of responsibility. This
ing, but an expression of opinion is al*
is a very serious charge if true There
ways.in order, and this is a matter in
is no end to the damage that may be
which every one should be interested.
done by having the wrong man in a
Gomez wants to be president of Nan place of importance. If McKinley, hav
Domingo
This is a capital idea. He is ing the authority, does not remove a
the man for the place and we are going man who is clearly incompetent, and
to support him too. He is a fine old substitute one who can creditably fill
m«n and will make those Dominican the place, be if unfaithful to his trust,
Niggers the best president they ever had. uuwortby of his high office, is himsell
He may have to du a little fighting to incompetent and should be removed to
establish his right to the chair, but he make way for a belter man. This applies
is an old warhorse who knows how it is to any ruler, or other person holding a
¡»osition of authority and to any time or
done.
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place. But how much more to national
Dewey and Wheeler are Hotting an ex affairs where the results oi a wrong
ample of patriotism which might profit move are so far-reaching and stupendous.
ably be imitated by many perform ol Events may show that McKinley is act
leaser note. Dewey support« the admin ing for the best, but now be is being
istration squarely and without criticism, weighed in the balance, and he must
and Wheeler proclaims himself ready to prove bis good intent by bis futuie action
serve as a subordinate under the much and its result.
criticised Olis. These are true patriots,
who serve their country by deeds and
If Gen Otis is one half as incompe
not by words.
tent as lie is uow represented to be, it
is a pity that it cannot be definitely as
The assassination of PresidentHeureuux certained.
The late unpleasantness
of San Doming»; brings into prominence with Spain seems to have revealed the
the almost forgotten so called republic ii nworth of some men as well as it hat)
on Cuba’s sister island. Heureaux has developed the worth of others. Thu one
been ‘president” of Nan Domingo for 17 great trouble lay in the fait that the
years, and had the power of an autocrat man who wan at the head of the war
Nan Domingo is like the rest of the .Span
department was and is too small. While
ish-American republics, in that a presi
he may have been large enough, when
dent's term never expires except by ¡»laced at the head of the war depart*
revolution or death. The president of rnant, in stature, he evidently was too
Nan Domingo is elected for a term Of
large in selfishness und prejudices. He
four years and serves until he is forced
was small in that he would use the
out of office
power of bis office to get even with
Miles made the pace so hot for the enemies. If he knew a man to be com*
Apaches of Arizona, that they were glad petent for a certain important ¡»art that
to stop fighting on any terms. Many man could not gel the ¡»lace, unless, as a
think he could do the same for the Fili* rule, he was a friend to the secretary,
¡•inos. When Alger resigned, the pop A man was needed at the head of the
ular idea was that Otis would quickly war department, who had the ability to
follow und that Miles would be sent to wee the fitness of men for certain places
the Bhilippines. The first may happen and then had the courage to put them
but the latter seems hardly likely to oc there. Otis, like many others, might be
cur. The American people would like to thoroughly competent m one place but
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have Miles in the Philippines. The situ equally incompetent in another
ation demands that a soldier of ability place for every man and every man in
should have the direction of the affairs hi« place, should constitute a good motto
there, and Miles has never bungled an for war times as well as times of peuca.
HOYAL K
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Gau* x, <’re , July 2*-’,
When the wn’er first *ame tu ibis
camp several years ago, fresh from mak*
ing 'pi ’and handling* quoiu” galore in a
print shop, there were but two mines
using giants. At the present writing
about 14 are t« be found io the various
bicycle economy
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mines.
J. B. Towner, who has resided in this
camp many years, hss property eeH UP
the left fork of Gaiice creek from which
he derives a good living, being engaged
in mining, and raising fruit and vegeta
files enough to supply his own wants,
as well as hi« oe ghbor*.
A. B. Cousin of Portland, Ore., ha-
good placer ground along the nerth hank
of the left fork of Galicw cr«ek and piped
until several weeks ago, using water from
the Green A Harmon ditches, tie re
cently sold a half interest in the mine to
a Portland party anil the mine will be
Bicycle Sundries of all kinds.
worked next season.
All kinds of Bicycle Repair^- neatly done.
Wm. Knoell, who several months ago
Headquaiters for the RAMBLERS.
¡»urcbasvd placer ground on the right
fork uf Galk*e creek, went to considera
ble expt nse in fitting up with pipe and
$9 ‘ El‘, A' rew>11 ’m lìTiÌ?
giant, etc., and is now piping steadily. aided for some time past on Jerome n.om hr certain uncomplimentary insin r
A mile» east oi V!,.riin T|,.„ -
cultivation,
>« veral hundred? *’«
The ground in past years produced won Prairie, have trade I th. ir ranch here to uations. which are sometimes heard con-
cellent
water,
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derfully in coarse gold,worked by ground a Mr. Newton fora fanu in the vicinity <-e»ning this matter. As a voter and a
sluicing ami drifting. A long run will of Merlin. The change has been con- tax p i.ver, I have a right to ex preen my •I* ''n".'.'::
Mr I .-¡I... at- I f
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not
f,v,,r ol a no granite, juu fruit trw,
Air. James Savage, an old resident ol I m ? made.
this vicinity, was severely injured Wed
AH the land, an l>e > uliual^f
Marion Veatch of Cottage Grove, Ore., i ing m<
inMrSw-
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T. J
nesday of last week bv that treacherous has been engaged for the ¡»astMtwo sea lin, and Mr. Newton ami lamily taking
1 i\hKE t*’1 ,UI”1 « '"Ur r .
ami always dangerous animal, a Jersey sons in piping out Blanchard gulch, a ' up their resulence in their rmw quarters
* lath and pla.t. r . :
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Estray Notice.
mro.tly apple., |
bull. Dr Win Dyke attended him, ami tubutarv of Galice creek, and formerly ; on Jerome Prairie.
A
dark
bay
or
brown
mare
about
8
Iruits.goud
well,
>■>
enthin,
ine.i'MB
it i* thought that he will recover from a dump of the Reed ami the Home
Mr. Bohannan, a cancer doctor, spent yea»» old, weighing about 1000 pounds, . •round the place J'. i»ut.3lh.%t*31
bis injuries although they are quite mine«. A considerable outlay was made
Kral Warm Weather Reit And Comfort.
a few days in our village last week and no brand, came to my ranch on Apple- I --------------------- —---------------- —-¿I
serious.
»YNEof ihe best >. -i.leni-e lw.u.1
in bringing water from the right fork of i trea *<1 Mr.*. W . H H. Taylor, who is
There is a powder to be shaken into
¿ate about May 1
Any one proving
«Ice city, tw>. .t„ry, „<■»
.
Galice creek and fitting up in general, | suffering from a cat ««-r on the face. No
A
Runaway.
the shoes, called Allen’s Foot Ease,in
owiier.llip, m.n have possession of said built hou.-e, » room, hard bnia,, i)
well and neceasary outbuilding i,
Charley Graff had quite a »erious ex which cut down profits. Next season [ far the treatment seems to have proved animal upon ptyiumtof chargee.
vented by Alien S. Olmsted, Le Koy.N.
oi land, at a good elevation alXu?’ I
much will probably be realized
I successful. Mrs Tay lor i- n- w confined
¥., which druggists and shoe dealers say perience with a runaway team last Sat
C. N H athaway .
of the town. Owing to . tian« uf Zj
Supple
Bros
,
the
new
owners
of
the
urday.
He
was
hauling
a
load
of
ore
lo another .-date, owner w ill «J u ...Xl
to her bed and is veiy weak, but improv August 1, 1899.
Is the best thing they have ever sold to
cost.
Enquire of us.
Win.
Crow
placers
on
the
left
fork
of
ing slowly. This is the third time that
cure swollen, burning, sore and tender with four horses, from Meade’s mine on
\eu
Torpedo
Boat
Destroyer.
Jones creek to Gold Hill, und just as he Galice creek, were busily engaged late she has been treated for ibis dreadful di
or aching ftet.
I c\ Acres of red land lying »¡th ,
The Torpedo boat destroyer, Golds- 1’' ¡»usure. Uvea’r. sjn. u,t;u.,
Nome dealers claim that it makes light had almost reached the top of the hill at in the spring in determining the extent sease
land
is one mile from Grants Pass *■
of
the
pay
gravel
and
everything
prov
boroiigh
was
launched
at
Portland
last
the
railroad
crossing
jast
above
Savage
or new shoes feel easy. It certainly
Mr. Burns, a resident of Grants Pass»,
ground and almost perfectly ¡.rote it
will cure corns and bunions and relieve Rapids, the coupling ¡»ole ut the wagon ing Hal is factory, th» y immediately begun and who passer] tlnough our village a Saturday. She will be ¡mt in shape for trust, will make a fine ort hard
instantly,ewealing, hot or smarting feet. broke, frightening the team,which start cleaning the land ol brush and timber, few days ago on bis way to Deer creek, her trial trip at the earliest possible time.
Acre-**. 3 »ml«.* fronifiru- w
The contract speed is 30 knots to be 1 I/4A
Allen's Foot Eane costs only a quarter, led to run. I he wagon parted, the af’er and will have an excellent opportunity to visit a son who resides there, met
* 1 2 <>vvr 7»»0 trees ^ar:r
add the inventor will sen 1 a sanile i ree ' half running back down the hill and to woi k off much g ound next season with a serious accident Saturday. Mr. maintained fur two consecutive hours. apples; 150 acres of ihia farm b u..®
i over the grade, and the forward part fol- The water right is all that could be
Her trial trip will be made un Puget river bottom, ami in the midst oiu» *
to any address.
Burns, in company with his son. had
apple l»elt In the country. WinternS
i iuwing the team in wild career. A con desired, their ditch being the first to
> »und. The Goldsborough is being built are proving the most profitable c/S
been, or was on his wav to visit the
Piano Recital.
lake water out of the left fork of (iali»e
siderable portion of the highway sudden
al the Wolff A Zwicker Iron Works and the truit ra’ver. litre i» a chsamitfl
Oak Flat mining region and while cross
a very profitable investment Theft jS
Quite a large company assembled at ly became auriferous, strewn w ith quartz. creek.
will cost $285,009.
good 8 room, hard finish bou.se ifl
ing a bridge on horse back, his horse’s
the home of Miss Belle Robinson last Charley was thrown out and drag^t-u
a smaller house, goo«i well, alho peruj|
The Green A Harmon placets on Ga foot went through the planking, the
running waler in the yard. Thbp^fl
Monday evening lo listen to a recital by I Home distance by the lines, escaping in lice creek several miles away from it“
is offered for sale on’ account of o«fl
horse stumbled and lell and threw Mr.
her music c I bmh .
some manner unknown even to himself. mouth, consists of a number of claims
and growing infirmity uf the owner, fl
Burns over its head, about eight feet
The program was executed in a man-
' k boy, the son of Mr. Jones of Tolo was along the south bank of the creek, for down on the »wks below. The h orse
M I ACKE> uU A|»¡negate, a
I ncr that reflects great credit both on
In early
xwvy farm, 200 acres in cuii;vatin:
i also on the wagon. He found himself merly the bed of the stream
then also fell upon him Mr. Burns wax
Tuition Free.
M ihh Robinson’s ability a* a teacher,
year. Entire farm can l»e amadfl
days
a
portion
of
the
rimrock
was
on the ground, but how he got there is
seriously hurt, but how bad, however, is
ditch taken fruiu the Applegate, fl
and un the talent of her pupils. Little
First tenu begins September 18, 1899 farm could be made very profitabletifl
a mystery to himself. The wagon was worked by ground sluicing. Recently not known at this writing His son was
Miss Hazel Kremer deserves especial
farmer. \\ <»rih
. r-mashed ami one of the horses was bad- the giant was intnxiuced and the chan compelled to pull him from under the Excellent com sea in Ancient and Modern up-U»-date
be bought ior hail that amount.
mention fur the manner in which she
i ly hurt, but the boys «¡most miraculous- nel worked, which had ¡»aid. The waler fallen animal with hi* horse. He was Languages, Sciences, Mathematics, Eu.
JSSOO Lot ;’Ox,°11
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handled her part. M inh Hazel is but 7
I ly escaped without serious injury,though for piping is taken out of the left fork of then borne six miles on a stretcher,we Graduates irone the tenth grade and
1T
good hai<: ¡.nidi,hxa;<-. - g
years of age and has been taking lehsone
Galice creek and conveyed tu the mine
from
all
accredited
schools
admitted
> well shaken up.
of
city.less
than
5
minutes
’
wulkiocbujfl
suppose to the home of his s»m.
but a few months, y«*t she played with
in one of the best ditches in the district.
without examination.
school or post office.
Hurt by a Horse.
confidence, ami for so young a beginner,
’students not fully prepared to enter,
Fix.
That
School
House
Business.
as
F.
G.
Burns
with remarkable skill.
very
I One day last week, i
can take studies in which they are defic iilS(M) Herein
deuce in north edge
I M r E ditor : I am here to regitter
The vocal solo by Miss Laura Parker was going on horseback to the mine on
l.ot 50x100 feet, set out to fruit and fa
ient, in the Eugene City High School.
was exceedingly well rendered, and was Six-mile creek, formerly owned by him,
7 room house, brick cellar, barnandij
| an objection on the way this school
For catalogues and further informa essary
out building*.
highly appreciated by every one.
house business is being run.
affair of this kind.
! his horse broke through a bridge on the
tion, address the President or Hon. J. J.
We hear a good deal in these days
The program .
At the regular spring school-uu eling Wai tor, Sec., Eugene, Oregon.
trail, became excited, plunged and
si
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And the Oregon boys are to be mu« about “the cofiscnt of the governed.”
1(a) “The Chime"............
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Gou«i two story bvi>.fl
it was vo’ed, as I so understood it, for
threatened falling off the bridge. Mr.
I
and plaster finish, Nearly new. Tiu-fl|
(4*) “Tin* Butterfly”.................
tered out the 7th of AugUHt, or some But government is not and never has
an addition to the school-house, with the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Burns endeavored to extricate himself,
is
dark
loam
and
has a general mruflj
M ihm L aura 1' ahkkk .
where near that date. It is said that been by the consent of all the governed.
ex|»en»liture limile»! to a »•« i am amount.
of truit, irum apples and ¡»ears dt-cfl
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon J
“The P.ml”................................... . (iurlilt hut was unable to do so, the horse fall
The
revolutionary
war
was
barely
ov»*r
" Hie mills of th« gods grind slowly.”
From that proposition to the preteoi
July, 15, 1899.f strawberries, and »elected iruin the - 'i
ing with him und bruising him severely,
L ee W klbh .
rieties. A good well and necessanfl|
Must I m » something like th« red t«|»e when a Ixxly of men, large for that time
1 hi
“Study"...............
proposed wooden ward building is rather
Notice > hereby given that the follow buildings. Making a very pleasant ta^fl
although no bones were broken. He was
3
os ((b) “Bright Morning”../» 04. JjHU
on
Deer
creek,
sold
only
in
workings of Uncle Nam’s government. decided that the method of government
ing-named
settler
has
filed
notice
of
his
and
within 10 minute.*' walk of the L .fl
a lung step, it Heems to me. It seems to
taken to his son’s home
H azki . K kemkr ANI» Miss Ruin.NHoN.
Mathematical problems seem very diffi then in effect w « m not to their taste, and
me that ihe board will have to explain intention to make final proof in support
where Dr. Kremer wan summoned to
I Four acre- in orchai
I
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The
Flatterer
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.Ckanutiwde
of Ins claim, and that said proof w ilI be
He is recovering, but will
cult to thus« who do not know how tu under the leadership of Daniel Shays,
their position to the people
Hitend him
M ihm A melia H arth .
For my made before R. L. Bartlett, county clerk vOW hou.M’and ouibuildiiik''
proceeded
to
demonstrate
their
unwill
solve them but not ho with th»* workings
5 ‘‘Minuet’’. .... ........
. Hcelkuvtn not be able to come home for several
own part, I do nut so much object to a ut’Josephine county, Oregon, nt (¡rants trees are in good i»earing, and
city.
Enin. P almer .
uf Uncle Nam’s government, for th«He ingnesa to be governed ia that manner
j ward school-house it that is what the l’ass, Oregon, on August 25, 1899, viz:
»lays yet.
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Benjamin
i
Mviick,on
his
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E.No.7898
who know the least about thh red tuj>u Genera! Lincoln with the militia, came d “La Polka de la Rheine”..,
Excursion.
and up will buy line buiM.:.:
From W Ilham*
people want, but 1 am nut in favor of a
A dklia II aktii .
lor the -
.1 NW.J. NE ’4 of NW«4,
w ithir. the city." We havetl-
busin««« seem to think it would be very immediately on the scene, and proceed' 7 Vocal Noh», “Will ID* ('"iii« ' SulltiHin
Theru will be an ex ursion to San
Mr. L. Trass went to the Pass Fridav. j wooden building.
NW *4 »•( AE'4 Sec. 24, Tp. 35 S, R 6 \V . you have the niom y. Cunie in andz^H
ed
to
“
govern
”
them
in
a
very
emphatic
•asy of «olutiun. Hut there is one con
L ai h a P ark er .
Franri-co, Fiiday, August 4. The round-
A school-house, a* 1 see thing*, o- any
11« names the following witnesses to talk the matter over.*
Ira Nparlin is sojourning in the moun
■Ulutiun«! privilege to which all human manner, wholly without their "consent". 8 “Valse in E Flat” .................
irip fitr»* for | »irits South of Roseburg is tains.
other public building uiignt io be a per ¡»r \»* nin continuous residence upon and
L ai ha P ark eh .
•) acres in north part of city; tv-"X
ity is heir, and that is the privilege of So, aleu, in the “whiskey rebellion,” of
cultivation
of said land, viz:
|l"> ’>0, a litllu leas than thc fare for one
manent substantial budding, ami while
house of 7 rooms; lath an-i >
Born—July 26, 1899, to Mr ami Mrs.
J- H, ('roxton, of Grants Pass, Ore.; finish; good well with pump in iiwjj
complaining when they cannot compre a few years later. These were hmall
way for Grant« Pass.
the first cost of a brick
‘
Mysterious
Disapptarame.
'k house is,of course,
Bill Fields, a son,
G. M. Savage, 01 Grants Pass, Ore. ; W. al>out 2 acres in a general variety of
hend . The boys in Frisco «¡»¡»ear to be matter«. In 1860, 11 state« decided that
Tickets art* good to return on any reg
a little more, there is i 0 '1 su much differ- ■J Savage, of Grants Pass, Ore,, J. J.
J. N. Combs, proprietor of the steam
one-halt oi which is w inter apples.
M. Chapman made a business trip to erne as must- people
enjoying tbemiirlves as much as il they (hey would not consent to be governed
ulär train witlnn a iimil of 10 days from
i think 1, for one, Freyer, oi (¡rants Pass, Ore.
sold un easy terms.
wood saw,disappeared from his home on
he
county
seat
Friday.
were al home. Let them have a good by the national government. It took
date of aale.
ami
1
believe
from
talking
to
a
good
Fourth
street
last
Thursday
evening
four
years
of
fighting,
and
the
lives
of
time.
W V\ FED.
Rev. A. Brown is quite ill at the home many on the subject, ih.t a majority of
Killcd By A Cable.
OOVxvx town. Small house. Bi^fl
•»early 1,001,00.» men, and devastation about 6 o’clock and has not Ixion seen
of his «on in Eastern Oregon.
the voters are with me, don't want my \\
TI ut « ia » man, Kev. J. William Hud- and misery without eml, t« convince or heard of since. He left his specta
H the acres of rich black bottom. Plenty
Georg»* Parks Jr. was struck by a cable
land. Will make a nice little : l -
Born—July 21, 1894, to the wife of money put into any flimsy affair, wdich
aon of Manta Kuaa. (’al,, who, hi Ilia them that the principle of ''government cles, watch, money, false teeth and per at Peterson'« logging camp near Crescent
iruu and grain.
is liable to take fire and bum down at
pulpit recently, eulogi.ed the laie Kobert by Hie consent of the governsd” may sonal effects nt home and therv was City on Friday, July 21, and died a few Carty Davidson a fine big hoy.
HEAL ESTATE.
if W h I Inn i I' ■ ’ • art- * |
any
minute.
<i. Ingeraoll. Thia man la paator of the not I m * carried too far Suppose the missing from the house a Itottle of carbolic
Mrs. Dal Tuttle of Grants Pass lias
l «>r information regarding the bargains » ’
/ red a
hours later
Young Parks was employ
If the board would act inure openly in in re.i estate li>ttd below, rail on or address fays well sheltered, and is well adai»(®|
>'uo|ile'a Chriatian church at Santa It».» South had gained Hie day. ami ha»i es acid. The same day he empiired tor h
been
visiting
friends
at
this
place.
ed in culling wood fur a donkey engine
V P.
l‘. Dodge. Cot
» .< bilk
ana office. (.rant- Bass. fruit raiding.
t-ais matter, there would per.laps bejno I N.
but he ia a luianomer when lie call« hnn- tablished their principle, ami then that bottle of wood alcohol. Nearching par
Oregon.
Nam Tetherow, Wm. Rhodes and Bert
used fur hauling logs to the tram land
eed a Chriatian. Thia man pratenda to Tennessee, becoming dissatisfied, had ties were organized and the country ing
M G 1 Twenty acres, me* |
rin-eugiue was hauling on a heavy Rose have gone to California to find work
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preach Jaaua Chriat aa the aon uf Uod *eceded (ruin the (’outed» racy and eslab al»out Ashland thoroughly scoured with
log when th» . able broke away from its
Dr. Leslie and wife are spe nding a few
Good house and «»ut buildings. Tu-J
end to exhort men to follow in Ida waye. lislied an
independent govtrnmen’. out a tra*e of the missing man.
ready in proh table fruit bearing ^4
fastening and struck Parks on the chest, day« visiting friends in oar cool, plea*
He further eaye that he believee that he Ender ths principles for which the
trees and choice varieties of apples-
He had no real cause (or leaving inflicting injuries from which he died. ant valley.
will meet liiKeraoll in heaven. It it well Smith contenJed, Tennessee could have home. Ni? viral months ago he left home
He was the son of Geo. Parks who is
1 (4< I At REN five
- uti.
.loe Young returned Saturday from
known that Inger»>11 denounced Chriat done that very thing But, that k ing in a Nomew hat less mysterious manner
■
r.-i", i ■
well known in this county, and has lived
general variety ut fruit, 1 »k>ry b°u^y
lamty, Chriat and thc Chriatiana* (Jed. done, the “moonshine” counties ut and without warning, turning up in the I near Vndvrson's until le«s than two years California where he baa been working a
>lanulactBrerH and Wholesale
number of months.
- barn, corncrib, wood.'-tieu, andag<M’!i
Il ia an undeniable fact that if the Bible East Tennessee ««cede from the state. Willamette valley after being unheard
De tiers in............
ago.
Alsu a spring near bou -e. Largt
be true, Robert Ingeraoll ami hie teach* Any one can see that this princi|>l<* car of for several weeks
Wm. York, .lerome Russell and Ainos
oaa, hr and pine fui lire-wood, will** j
\ alley Record.
Arm
Broken.
I
Schrimp
accompanied
by
their
families
very cheap.
Inga were talae and lie loat. If thia man rmd out indefinitely, means no govern
P. -»«• Griffith, the 8 year old daugfi- and .Mis« Cora York went to the moun
Frigid Pedal Extremities
eave Inueraoll ia all right and he expecta ment at. all, absolute anarchy. No sane
Neven and one-bslf*4
S’2( M H ) land within city
to meet him, we have no reaaon to man, north or south, ever brlievtd in
The inerrhantH of Mrdfurd an* request ter uf J \V. Griffith, had the misfortune | tains last week,
to
break
her
arm
last
Sunday
evening*
Two
story,
ten-room
house, nearly j
doubt him, except the placeol meeting «¡»¡»lying thi« principle without placing ed to order a stock of fur bouts and
Maud Anderson returned last week
Good out buildings. Nearly alloiKrj
There ia no queetion but what the two a limit. The North set, as a limit, the \retie s«H’ks for the use of the kids of She and another little girl were trying to front Eastern Oregon, where »he has WATER PROOF NORSE AND W >
RS. FLAG$
is in fruit bearing, consisting
put up a swing, and Bessie in trying to
will go together ami rightly ao.
elies ol applet, pears, peach««, netU\l
l»een «ojourning for three month* with j
nation ar a whole, the South, the stale their town, who wouldn't ¡day ball.
So.e Agents for the Patent Waterproof Duck
prunes^ quinces, etc. Alsu a itosDR
tie
the
rope,
fell
from
whatever
site
was
I heGiantH Pass ” K ids” had be» n prac
the family of Win. Brown.
On these lines the war was fought
ot
small fruits. A deep well oi
It is rumored that Kuuacvelt condemn«
standing un, bteakingone of the bones
■ACQUA
PELLE.
’
water« rin«iaon<.......... ' ne<^.g>3
Tenneweee would have had a civil war, ticing w ith great vigor and vx|wctrd to |
Mr. Ellenwood and Herman Messinger I Rubber, Leather. Oiled and Mackintosh Clothing,
both Olla and Brooke, and tli.t lie rec
of
her
forearm.
Dr.
Moure
attended
lo
best locations in town. OveriooliHgjM
w¡¡ h * Medford off the face of the earth.
had those "moonshine” countries seccd
A tuli assortment fields
and nigged mountains. 0ue^S
onimendod Root. Whelli.r |>« did or
the injured member and the lady was returiiedTiiesdav from Klondyk«. The*» of Hanim >cks and Camp Furniture.
ed. It would have been passing the Hiev were greatly disap lint»* I ¿when'
sale on account of poor health«®*^
gentlemen
have
many
interesting
things
not, it ia plan, to le> teen that he i, grow
getting
along
very
nicely
at
laat
accounts.
limit of the application of the principle the '¡»hone a a« received saying that the
to tell regarding life in Alaska
U North Front Street
ing ever larger in the public eye
There
| will buy .
.>t 1 i
PORTLAND, ORE
of “government by the consent of the Medford boys would give Grants Pass
/ with r "
N iknkikwitz .
ia no vaeillatiou in le.ldy, no bealtAtlon.
the
honor
of
Iwalmg
them
without
th-.
governedIf the Philippines are not a
wood-shed, barn, ben buns«,
It i. getting to be a aerioua political
Fliegende Blatter Fro« Wilder
•ary opt-buildings. Jx>t WWJl
¡»art of the I nitv«l Flates of America, formality uf playing the game.
fenced’ with division fence, 111*^ ^
vllle,
by
Niinalii.
problem how to get ,1.1 ol Te.hlv, how
It seems that the Medford tram did
neither is Alaska. Both were acquired !
stock or ben yaid separate iruiu y*JB
even to hold him back until 1!«>I Two
Mr. and Mrs. Weils of Medford visited
closing house. 25-foui
ol D®* 4
by purchase from E iro|n*an nations ex j not consider itself strong enough to
year» ago where was
wily pump; well wall»-I up and »v*
lvd«ty
relative« in our vicinity, arriving Natur
en ising sovereignty over them. Be meet the («rants Pass tram. We hope
:
This
property
is
oueivd
tor
i«SB‘*“’l
where la he
uow ?
Ha h as
day evening and returning home Nun
Us cost, on account ol ; ria King OP %•
cause one tribe of on« island of the Phil ' the “kids" »»l Medfortl will practice un
done it by lalking. He has •»
»lav a lernoon.
ily, wbo desire logo tu 1 .uiionu*«
i
ippine archipelago is in revolt against . til they acquire mure contidenee
every upjiortu'iity, an.I haa provi i bun
»anuers have aboi.t Bniahed Utting |
th« authority of the l ulled Ntates, we make another inah h with our boss
•ell greater than any poaition lie ha. yet
ilnOO Ol
" 1 obi ;••..! tree- i
will b« ready for them at «•»
anil »lacking their grain in thi» viemitv '
triovnr
>ear
tiilmi.
Wa i would have liked to a«« are assailed with quotations from Wash*
Im.' tor year.-« been producing J*?
ington, Jefferson and Joe Bailey, that
J. II Itobineon ma<le a trip to
him Necrelsry r uf War, for a little while
uantiy Hi iruit. b«l
;
i brie 1" a guo41 house atd vUl *
I’aaa Friday on buaiuee*.
•ny a ay, tu **<<r c II any thing would have we should let them have their w ay.
somely
Prmtcd
anJ
Bcautlfullj
ui
USt
rate4
also
a
good
well,
hive
minuW*
*
I hat the “moonshine'
»unty *i4 a
Mi»» Martha llocking is now st«« i
ol happened
We propl «y that there
school or church. M <»uld sen t**'
Hy JACOB BIGGLE
right to secede- —^roiii ieunesaee
No,
wi h Mr«. W. H. H Taylor.
UAtxloU leet, (corner lot.»
***"
would have I1« 11
li « siidden and rad irom the United States.
would ma&e a beauinui ' uiWi®tt
BW«
Of course, the
icai change
Mr. and Mr* x« n« Ment to Merli
y »n i management, objecting parlies argue
7« l l»-:rwl » ,» .t.iu.L-
Y. " T'**’1« ,"k on,
from the ‘•'and
Bu»'h a iolun, ami jar ireig.thst K hijuUat
Sunday inoming »nd rrl-rned Mon«'»
N0. 2 -BKKH.E
BOOK
|M>int that the I n lied N ates I a-» no
f»r»'
general Cor bin ami Major-general Otìs,
A litib- babv gi rl came tn reside with
r«. 1. a
rightful authority u\ ver these islands.
would have thought that thè end uf thè
Good
variety
of fruit. W iter
' crime,
••lllr.dia«
Mr ami Mr*. Ix>ve! la»-« of Wddervi.l.
( nilBAiion demands that law and or
purjMjj.es. This place i' a arg*iD
world was come, He 1« a man of
No. 3 -RIGOLE KH l TRy
N«tnt<| »y morning, Mother «nd d Rd
want to see it betöre it >•' -«hl.___
der and protection to life and property,
prornptix •«, energy, , «trenglh and judg
are rwnurted doing well.
Bt>«ll (prevail in every land und.*r He
merit
If he fulfills * what he promise«,
Not Quit« so Bad
'■'«k -bü'/XTttÄ
- .1 ; k - .».- k.’. ..».»h 4 n»..rt ■ ¿»‘ « * ll «
•un. It i* necessary fur every people to
Mr llo In. g ha,
Hacking
we will see more »4 I.
h has b»*en repurlth
N°. 4-BIO<ll E COW BOOK
ue under some government which will
Î^d
on.
H
hl»
xr«).)
an.|
■■
„»«
.n^el
in
diminx
1
A ma«> * 1-1 . ..» l»e hi
• nrilin bm l«nn.rd «j a. tn ha. .•
mt The ex
Young girln would do well to take a see that these condition* »Io prevail was obliged to have h
after
going
tu
the
Th s was Spain's responsibil ty, ¡HMuly
’-'J »Uh o u<h.r
lew». 11 trout th« luurder of Clara Em h
C’ ’ k 1 • •
1 'irrlvani
\ « <h
1 w.trr mor« ron«ri>i«nt for hl. .Icvk.
No. S BKJOLB SW INE bo £ k
t ',“‘
that
t
au
finget
s.tli
hew
put.c n (bilden M.
The young lady'» parent, »trvnuuu.h di« barged, in Ihe Philippines. What
Mr 'ini II, «ho 1«
ln hauling !
lTr.-a
“
“'"’’'M Pertht,
of Ins right baivi
ever
iighl»
and
responsibilities
Spain
vbjeeled lo her keeping eoiupany wnb
I.imb»r Dr 11.« v |- |i A | Co „ (|]
wahinx ut* their nutritive <
' ’«'»•»1 ..Cher ragri.in« 1^71 ' •«■tiful h»lf.
leg was amputated tin nevi al
a». If not babdled bj jn e'^
the young man with whom »he wax the had in these island* are now ours and
ifiv-tng »t p >*’ r to stipo»» p»nr h. ilfhy 1 Ihriruu lxt S««.)« lu.m t. th.
the
knee
ami
not
i
’
I
uxh
I
wnten
drive«
«>ut
hlo<*
d j*»v«t»u« and
Bigld >le
Hindered
K lulu |i Spain had been in undisputed pooeri
•Ill« hoi» mffvring frmu a canrrr. n
euced phaimaci-t.
*>und.
whole-
’
derstood.
might be powlbh that he did not co«.- stun (or over -MX) years. It i» for then ■t-
witir tle«h ami m««cle
hi. I.,, rii». >. to tax« • c ur»e ol tr.a'-<
— be assuttd of g od »**
tabhshruenl
of
law
an
I
order
in
these
u
nut th« crime, circumstantral evident a
I. rni for .»n<«r bjr Mr IL.hanoan. •
Read'
you have jour prfK»r
■trongiy points to hliu. The i«««<m tu lands that we are now w^tging this htll e
<-«nc«r dorur. I*^.oi.in< r.ir*>iav of.
• •
W
J »•»• i-erj ««■(
compounded
here.
young girls is, ‘Obey your parai.tr ” war with the tribe of Tagals on the ii
Ihi. »«•• a. lb« rrtidor.r« of Wi 1 J«»» i
• hkh
• «all!
>'!»< «K
If your parent« object io your keeping land ( I
of tin» , ii .»^o.
•«ctun* ■ my *M«tr ¡1 mn >•»
«fly
w m-'w «alt» 1 o>«»c!w>;
company with vvrlain y mag men you
the '
M«OK1
Mr . ■■ ¿.r and lamiljr. «hnharrn-
The Atiewer to ai Hupti-s «»Ivi
will do well to heed their wishes, any Of Nhi •h
me lo IMT Mjrd.uih« lhl<l«rb»li r>l«ce in ihr vi-i
k ' -■ ’
■ w V* • m’*Ät Tt i« M Vrar«
». « » MfK«! Iwmxn-etv a»<
SIXTH SI &
h,
‘ on hXTbLn*"'n*’
way until you ara old enough (or maiur guaran •*e :
at tM« tt’tw emit» ol Merlin for otrr a vnnr, «ill
tw->
nth«
In twv
»"^
u
,er.
ai
;.;,
n
A?*
™
'j*
•
ened
Wl.lr,
er judgmanl. Parente may ». met inn» uro-third«
«•vo
of .hi. «««x to'««, a
Any OKE of the BIGGLE BOOKs an, ,h .
ba wrong, but nut «0 often a.- children lAllhfulh,
uio-r n.njivn al rlmialr and • p ace of ■
I'iu*
'
FARM JOURMAI
who are tender of year«. Aud aauth« r
r- ’...... »«rtlM-r aoolh. Wo oi»h tbrrn 1
li. e r irvehwi*'
lestNjn that is valuable along this same ___ .
J50ui>U.\2i
w__
•’■«»-»•.ü
* »»•* wherever they may c I mk »«* I o
line is this, young men with wbum lj«ai 1.” Pr
- :e»».r,
,
" —‘ *•< hIOGLt BOOMfr-
UK»» «sa U»e '
parents may «afely trust tiieir young» F Kn mer
lo.Hxn,
1 Mr. 1 « mi ««no and family. who bate r • 1
• a kt v( cof^skat people.
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'
’’•“-»t-u.rwi*
From Alaska
Mr. J. W. Young, and his wife, form*
tr y Mis« Ada Sparhawk of thin county,
arrived here from Alaska last Saturday,
Mr. Young has been a missionary in
Alaska for about 15 years. Mr. and
Mrs. Young are located at Saxman,
about loO miles south of Wrang«!, and
have charge of the government schools
there. Mrs. Young reports the young
Indians ae very tractable and more easily
managed than white children, and that
the Indians generally are well clothed,
live comfortaby and have money.
The
Chinook jargon is the commcn language
ufcommunication between the Indians
and the whites. Mr. Young preaches to
the Indians in Chinook. They have
many interesting things to tell uf Alaska,
and have some very interesting curios
among other thing-», a piece of ivery, flit
and elliptical-shapeJ, over two inches
long and atiout an inch thick that hid
been worn by an Alaskan lady in her
lower lip.
Mr. and Mrs. Young will hi ay here a
fuwdajM only, and then will go to Lr s
Angeles fur a short visit, and then will
return io Alaska expecting to arrive
there some time in September.
Qxnpany ,,B" Boys Homecoming.
Mis* Charlotte Bracht, who went to’
Nau Fraucisc'» some wreks ago to meet
her brother, Sergeant W B. Bracht of
Cotupany “B,” 2nd Oreg«»n volunteers,
on Hie retain ot the regiment iron» Ma
nila. returning home on yeslenlay alter-
noon's train. Miss Fracht says that the
Ashland volunteers are preparing to re-
t irn here in a body as soon ae they are
mm-tered out. T»ie boy« of Co. “B” are
all in excellent health ami they have
lieen thoroughly enjoying their stay in
Frisco, which ba* shown them every
hospitahtv. The boj s are not criticising
Gen. Otis and never have, neither are
they criticising the war department
which has made every provision lor their
stay at the Bresidiu.
Ti.« regiment turned in its guns and
it i* expected tnat the final muster out
wid take place on the date set, Aug. 7lh.
— ♦ nliitg.-«
Attacked by u Bull.
to begin with you need have only a bowing
acquaintance with the wheel-tinker
«ET
fl. MOOD.
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I
BIGGLE BOOKS
Death Lurks
in Trngs....
FARM JOURNAL
Mrs. Stone
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