Rogue River courier., November 09, 1899, Image 2

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ElertK/na were H'.l la twelve atataa
wa Taaaday «4 U> m w « w *
Owly vary
«.eagre retorne are aa yet atta, nab a
It is reportad mat Kent* ky ba* gone
repobi. aa, »nd JUbraaaa, fueno. Fbw-
lar. tr»r«'..'< aa Mayor of Her. Fran­
cia» o >e KtaerUd. Maryland i* tho-igut
to be democrats.
to d>* </-r«g*< jx<xpt- x»r«
H*
worked for fire yns/« ;a ou«e foraé.vv,
wat ..tue M>jou/age«beL-, aol u.v io a
iew weeaa of vert, took uotev^gL g^¡d
to repay k.ai for bra fofox a*d bee very
*txyxx«g.og pro*p«*.t« for devefopmg a
arge a«'* pr'/Atabra q*«arx propcra.toza,
toaefoe fiav ng m «gat a drpot.t, ua-
• newc m exteedg oí remarseb.y rxfi <x*
H* e‘X> by peraeverarray. a« maay other«
nave foot by forb
it, t/l foeree. a
»A« o'A era» r.-fi fiad* bet tfi*-re are
plenty of theta to bo made io Ibra cx/ooty
* : IM« perseveri«* pr<xpe<vx •
otti • j ; « m /ter •
L;dd*a ru •
wwe . vj
Xa II
inspectle* Hafcto*rie«.
Mate Fmb Cuenoi>«*mer F. C. Kewd
returned ywuterday fr^Hw bis in«pe<.u«>n
<4 LauberMw and fisherxw a.ong the
fr»xn tne Sfaolav to Eog:e river,
•buh baaooeap«ad him two wee««
He first exam.ne*! me batr.fiery at toe
fewad of Ude vatar on tne Sioslav. The
•ite i* net a very '.ee.rabie one, and it it
kmb’Jul d eo«x4gb fish can ever be la sen
Mial’-X
.here to supply U vitb eggs He »ill try
(Kwizx-Gl (inca <>ct4I./
-o get nztse eg*« from Cahfomia lbw fall
K. I. Feagl»« *r^ Joba A «ten qasrti;
rlaiia ' <jold Fo.ket,” la Jo**po¡ue inin- i « was <fone iaet fall, and «end item to
’thia LaUbery, and another seaw/n Le
iog diMricX.
will put a rack arr'xw the river about two ,
C. 1'iGr, qa.rti cla.u>, "Whita Hora*'
’ mifoe ab/ve the bale fiery, which will I
m Woif Cree* mroiog dwlr - t.
and enormous nutritive «pialilies of tbs
former a»ntanta of lbs <an. Wa in tbfo
city, racMgeiaa the decorative value ol
tin can«. Grant« Paa« baa two princips
b<i*>ns«M «Ueet« inter«* Gmg on« another
al the center of lawn, and here wo have
arranged an array of tin can« which can
not lie easily surpassed
We have repra
sen led, ths meek oyster, the «.*ek *«r
dine, the dfobilegrated «hole, the bright
The F.xciUment nut Ovw
The ruah al the flrug at/xe etill con­
tinue« and daily acore« of people call for
• botlfoof Kemp * Balsam for the Ibroal
and Lungs, for th« cur« ol Cough«,Cold«,
U juja I/ j and ths genlfo prune, all arra.ig
•■I lu r*<
pr.Ju.on for Hinaot A.il,»,. Bronebitix a
Mingy iu thi* io*tt«r. Il hu oftmi K»»»P’* B»ls*m, the Mandani family
b*ea remark«! that r.rauts Bas. oe. Is a "»»dy. I* ► « «" • gaar.rrUe an.f
•,< r
l*rice
caauery. Alaa, we have a "cannery ”
lo K,f<
immediately after the preparation« of
the above arti< le fur the pre«»«, the < ity
authorities hail the hardihood toouae
the can« to t* re move« J lo a more aub-
nrbaa locality. The subtle influence of
the ua pub 11 ah ««1 article wai foil in the
city governmental circles,
mighty 1«
Or wa« there
the power of the pre««
New Stock of Goods
Arriving Every Day
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Srw A <JJ u i an (»General
Brigadier General Calvin U. Ganteh*
bein, late major of the Fecund Oregon,
entered upon hia duties as adjutant gen­
eral of the O. N. G. on November lat.
,u<ceed« Gen. B B. Tuttel, who Las j
j held that office four and a half year«, as
the appointee of Gov. W. P. Lord.
Both the new and outgoing adjutant gen- J
* orals are veteran«
<ien. tiaotanbwia io |
frosh from the field of Luzon, wbileGeri J
Tuttle «Her» th* hedge of the G. A. R
I The present change in the office of
in all
Departments.
STOVES,
TINWARE,
GRAN ITE WARE,
IMPLEMENTS, H i
W. C. butee «aa io thè city Tberwiay
W. M. Bibee slar-ed a»’ aera a.-.t,
a dr-oie of Lofi bx HappvCamp. C»
Fred Eoe*« carne tnW...ma>» Fridar
and aeat to work in trae Eisiag
■ ent to tows
• Kb a. »-
cing meet be dose or el*e there «<' be
produced a tfiaof ««naL infono«» fruit
for vbidb so ma?krt rat. Ur found, and
a« too often orears, th* .arger part of
lb« crop tecomeu a «a*te
W. Ii. OBrien, 2i) a< ro« placer grou nd
in Jump off Joo mining district.
HAKDWAKE.
Ma. a»r Ireir.g asneed nere Issi «eek
a e»it to roiafiswa and friewd»
pemwM^vw
WA w A A na.
Wm A. Bench, 2i)acre« placer ground,
"I'araHel” in Jump off-J^xi mining di«
trial»
WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF
mi
[>,n t forget to ask for
Mr* K»
ber BttOJ st to* T
Mr*. Elfotivoud fofl last Fridav for terse 1 to to* a
it
avverai a. <>«jlh
Fforence W ntii.,
Year*
speot iu o«r • iciaity.
4sagbler o
H. B Mi for • appfo
of »ab- fon M
lt*e creek this «eek.
M • ’é
apple« ven good, altbougb th« <
rather light.
Ha’*/«e>n evening the fut «
listru-ts 31 and ]♦> «.th their tei. -rr,
pre« .
Mis« E“i
and Walter Dyke, et at
fourth
the Ci« Hall acd «pent a very p*ea«Mt
Mr J
Gm*- loge’be*
At
x a ar/*- ' z / q S'«-
era’or
««« .»gbted «huh could be wen for
miiea around- The pwptl« and inends
ta*her*d around tb>« nre*'. l
. .
;n Hallowe'en game« until nine, «.oe®
refre*hmeot« were
after «h ..
marcLiux game« «ere p'ay*-i unt.. a iaie
hour w hen tea* here ar. : pop: - p* -
a*s inngeaj b other of the p.r. x-iit ' ce
they had had teg<'n*r.
Now ra the time to rn«ke a thorough
exaaamatioe of the tree«; »tody tn*
var^x*« «yatem« of pr juing and lira ewde
they are eooght to rea- u. Wat- h me
i a arct and fewgoc« foee and thechnatic
effect«->pr/a the fruit foliage aod bud*,
and w «pining fA ^pr ' g
pr*-
pared to give toe orchard a vtgorou« but
judtefoue pruning and then follow tLo*
with generou« t* age fA the eoi«. Only
aiidzr rendH.ooa nke theae can we ex­
7aere ar* **ul to b* V//> Arr.er.' an.
A .. F. Baal. 30 » ... p . »r g.uund, I
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« «»»' &•» w he
urwd pect V/ get the be»t reloru« from the
ia tba lk«f army, II U»* m tfaa, it
orchard next year, under the uewal Ore
•bov* eOM.a«i»ely tr.at ta* tr»»lu.«olol “Kan ««rtjocker Hu. A \ m Ga..«e m.n tbure to ato< k the eateb >«bateau It
too late to have this tried this seas^m.
g'jn cLmai.c conditJ /r*».—<>regfzo Agri-
tore.gr.er» Iry tía Boar .. 4 < !•(• -f ug dfotnet.
Ba< k « ucixma -<
■r.r^arat.«. 1/*bou 14 asa*« tbo** G>
Abb. AG x * l G v , 20 mr« plm»r
At K/<u* rivav, < utomisaiouer KewJ eo-tural College and Ei peri in ent bta*
ground, “Hir»*w Placer Mming C *;«," ( ^hed <zyer the fialehery bu.lt by R D. U m.
ti. « la « v <
t-,M 11.« I r•
BOBS
Hatne. fheb* *mry i* a fineor.e, oaill
blata* *t>va!4 tup|»rft tjr.at Brltarn. in <»a i e mining d>*trtrt.
L*.<1<.»-
R
k
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Suptuli
at
aa
expeuae
of
«'¿out
IZ»X>F,
and
La*
A
»foe
W.
Jioot,
2Ti
«/
ree
pl*/
*r
ground
Tba rapo'tarl <4a/rea*e,n <4 Grei<n»r. i*
j ‘Knfokorboeter No. 7“ in Gattee mm-
•, 1 with it a a .1 lor b > ) i.g toe
Iba ouly ri*ibG Mpp</rt to tire joauea <4
The «e»ldir«g >( Miec E za Rice and
: mg disc rut.
; aalmw. till they ripen. Tins pond i* Mr. Clsrencs I»vefow «a« cefobradsd at
Er<*‘*u4* cau*a ia iba o.»llar.
MARRIED
JzXtis Devore, quartz claim/* 4t. Lily’1 >/*'/'and 10 feet 'lewp, wilb e-m-»etc
2 o’clock ia»t ftunday al the rtoidsnea o(
i
in
Waldo
mining
district.
Tli« British diMetcr at Ladytmilb •
•id** and button., ar. 1 ro le 1 ... ■ «»ep the bnd<» auot Mr». €. D.xon in lgerca< LEHXEK--MOORE—At the Presby­
Mr« F. H. Brigg«, qoar’z claim, : the fi.h in the dark. A rtreaui of water Os
said to liave been greatly augmented by
ter •<> < loir, n in Phoenix, Ore , X , i
Jastics Wheaton performing the
IKK), 0 e-Jricb 1-ebnvre, and Mi-«
the diggracxful action of the array mule« P'lforyl B.“ in WaLfo mmiog dfotnet.
r.oe through toe p.r . and •...* t.■'. re­ mreflsony.
Anua C Moore, K»v. Mm. Clyde uth-
I. A Helxrlie, quartz claim. * Fa­ main quite in the dark, while if they
in running away with the artillery. Th-
Mi»« Race was formerly a rev. font ol
ciating.
quwirupeda it seems, tad but a faint mous,” ia Waido mining district»
were la the lignt they would wear tbem- Merced County, Cal., and ba« lived ad
Prink HU'rwalt, quartz claim, * big •eivee out trying to eecape
oka of the g. iry of being killed, Md * 1
It was in­ her life in California and Oregon. »Le LOVEI-Ess-KICE-It: Igema. Calif,
alien some km. lere from Ore bill« shore I Griss.y,” in Wabb, mining district,
on »unday, November 5tb, I"'. < ar-
tended to put in ab/ut .'»/) ealmua to «a« educated in Caiiforoia, and !•**
ence l>,relees of tliis counly and Mis*
I>. Brx/tkfoy, 20 acre« placer gr ew nd furomi, egge, but a nee <n lac nyer put many «arm fnenda there.
began to roll among them, they <barged
E ¿a Kn:e.Justice Wbeator if.
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without or lere, ebuwiag a mtiet lament on middle fork ol Liitfo Silver creek, in a etop to fishing, arid baa *e< ire-1 orly
Mr Izivelew ia a resident of Wi bam«, ( MlLE>—In Salem on Friday. N . ru­
Oliver i'roek mining dratrict.
able lack ol dicipliue. They twok the
about IM. If the river foea down in J»>aepbine Co,, wfieie be ra well known
ber 3rd,
Mi«« Nannie Chiles,
M C. Clark, J. T Clark, lienra ('lark lime and another run of fieri co«»* in
gone along with them, Uierefiy crippling
aged 2S years.
and La* h xto ol warm friends. 7 bey
and < W Wbidden, quartz claim, “Gold
the etrengtn el the d-lacbioent la eiu b
fie may yet secure *a many a« lie want*. will «pend t> eir boneymuon in Igerna,
Mi«« Ck.j.es was *be daugLb-r ol Sir.
Brick" ia Mt. Reuben mioing district.
a way that its capture by the Boers was
At the hatchery on upper Rugne river, Calif xnia.
( and Mr«. J. M. Chiles of ibis «->ty. The
C T. D.
M. C\ Clark. ^.T. Clark. I/oafo Clark
a much mors feasible matter than it and U. W. Whidden, qoar’z claim, in charge of the Unite»! Blate* fi.h non,
■ remains were brought to thi« place !or
would otherwise have lieen
Hop Grower« <»»<»< iation.
mission, afoot 2,0fk>/>» eg,;« have been
“Gold Brick
in Mt. K«ubeii min
interment on Sunday
mg dratric’t.
•ecured, all from the spring run of
Tn« following was prepared al Wood­ BAER—At Lis borne n*ar Leiand, on or
The decoralivs value of tin can« fo
M C. Clark, J T. Clark, benis Clark | «almon, and If the river doe« nut carry burn Wednesday evening. Oct. 25, at a
m U jol November 5th, ( baa Baer.
b'/t generally rec//gnixe*J, but i« or do ¿bl* and < W. Whid fon, wator r gbt of all
I>ecea«e>l was one of the old miners of
edly very great. A tin can i« a beauti­ I of ICnb* JuMMgoiah,iD Mt. Ro ben raia-
this county and had lieen ill for three
II ia to round, »o «mouth mg diotric t.
ful thing.
year«.
and «Liny, with it« bright laljel in eager
Wm. H. Thompson placer claim, “Ea
in
11
Haora
mining
diatrict.
colors, and ROgg**rtiv* legend« printed '* e,
lhererjn in d« lira Is and artist, c design«,
b I. Jhowmng quartz claim, “Ella
HOLM AN & SON,
netting forth lbs intense dslectability B*’ in A I thou ar rammg diatrict.
Tha tripartita agraameal »» aux»
rMM'/« ba* aea < .-.tr. -1 by Eag **d
tjarnrany and th* Uatlad Hute*. b**
The Failed iMatwe wil
barn disao-.td
• *r<d uri
ratair. roo'rol <A Tolu
Wh»'.Per or nettili* >•-
Faogo Fsax'r
.baUeperoua Matas!*
r »da* lu* obalreper'/«*
Mslaala of
Tsus*»**, 4-—* te>4 aptresr n the ref«rt*
•*fst io GraaU Ptoi
• :.g to auexf
Mr. M Cfiapoma mode a
>np lo Jaakeoevi.G »aet weeO.
and Jacket-».
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M«« A 1
JktA Th-Jl
M. m I*r-,e e bega«
Ba-’.imove daxnct M .nday
Where we will Ue giad to ahow anything in the
Dry f>»ia line
New good* in >11 department
to that our »lock u no» complete.
Our atcee i* large and commodious land we
have plenty of .room to display our goods so you
need not feel eewded when you come
Ther.
we are in the *. O, »tore nod are handy to get at.
for you always > to the P O.
k i^all and -»cc our
for Business
ut *»-. e»»«
> Doing Business
O*« Y
ki« M.
œ apa*
ae4 14
me *:» :a» .»•
Hears Boot
Cole’s Airtight Heaters.
They are the best.
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co
fc’. xearn »
AT JEWELL S OLD STAAD
>TALUS 1
N ib ».
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I
Gcteher,
Notice i* here by g .„ „
lowing named *ec.ler ,.M
ßi» in teat kwi to tn«.. La»i
port of U* claim. *ad
Lock a: the Label.
• ill be made beiure R
- . - • vra lo th* t'oCMBB: You are county, ierk. -f J
’ 7j*
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re-, i—ted to I • >* st the date on the p*- oa. at Graat* I'sw,
■.■er‘.p;-».te J oar name, and il in ar-
on b:s H. E X, 7- -
raars, yon will be eaiied upca soon to
pay up
Any who hare given u* any-
He name* th* foiiowiig
tt.iL* on fob- r:ption and bare not re-
reived credit a ill phase notify us im- prove bi* coaiinu-i'i, r.*id»n„
•nd cultivât on of „„I :*nd ,.. 7.
r..e liateiy «nd the date of expiration
Crox:on, of Grant* Barn
,
will ba chanced.
>».«», ol Gran:*
Frayer, of Grant. 1*». Ur»* >
Aa Imperlane IlitTereni-w
Freyer, ot Grant* Plw,. tJrrp*.
To make it apparent to thousands,
J-T RRlDGls.»^,
» .o I .
tnemselves ill. that they are
Graduate .f Hon¿<>gy >’awagr^m.
not ar‘: cted with any d.»ea«e, but that
*ity, Germany,
tt.e st (tea. • , p.r nerds c'eansing, is to
bring
in r: bo • to their heart«, as a
co- e.
-.i- ea-.ly cured by using
From the Traveling Ba* the Porte» Syrup of Fig*. Manufactured by the
■ Caln tenia Fig Syrup Co. only, and iold
ThuBgLl Thai He Had Left
Her BehlaO.
by all drug* -ts.
Bishop Huntington unce went down
to a town in Connecticut to perform z
marriage ceremony, wh»ch had a ludi­ 1
crous finale for him. says the Washing
ton Post. He arrive»! the day before
the wedding, and he left at the sam<
time the bridal pair did. although he
was driven .to a different railway «ta
tion. As he passed through the sta­
tion, carrying bis trawling bag, he
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as t'.e-
tally at a loss to account for it. In tht
car he found that he was still the ob­
ject of amused attention. The portel
positively anickered aa he passed hit
seat, and finally just as the train drew
out he came up and assisted the church­
man to remove his overcoat.
UNDERTAKERS
“Uhat is the matter with you, inv
i
E M BALMERS
man.’ asked the bishop. The porter'*
snicker broadened into a laugh.
-Ain’t you done lef* the lady, sah’.”
Office on fith St. oppo. Court Hoo«e.
he chuck, led.
Reeidence North 7th St.
-Eb?w exclaimed the bishop in sur-
prise,
Then h.» eye fell on the sid.
GRANTS PASS, OR
of his traveling h
had just turned round. 1 here, glued
Lino from Gland.
to it, was a wide strip of white satin I
l-ale trains have been the order of the ribbon, on which was painted in large I
day lately.
letters:
• d irr:. .j 11. s ...r-Jr.j **
Vi. H. Webb has leased the Lrwis
1 io- fa» etiously minded best man had
I ranch for a term of year«.
ini>tak<-n the bi •hop's traveling bag for
M ssLixxis Fo«s has been quite sick t hat of the bri . ■ z■ ;.i, and a chuckling
wi fi the grip the past week.
black porter worked late into the night
The mud is getting around and mak­ removing that ribbon.
ing the ai quantance of the people the*«
A WONDERFUL CONSERVATORY
days.
Messrs. Eusted and Brockman, two
Merlin gentlemen, were seen on our
streets last week.
I-*r*d Otfii e at i.
That
I .
CONSUMPTION
a o. r.
:ne ia the inter
:-r. and ‘■ d e»d«d in «tart
ng odge «¡th twenty-one
’e w-th then* •ucce«
THE BISHOP’S ‘•LADY.”
N >TICE F or BCBLICMI oj
PlSO-SCURE
■ lth Fri
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Joseph Kessler,
....PRACTICAL
Shake Into Youi Shoe*
WATCHMAKEII.
i en - F'rx>t-Ea*e. a ponder for the feet.
It cire. painful, »ao .en. smarting, ner- Pri<es Moderate ; lull
■.oue feet and instantly take» the sting Guarantee Given.
>ul <1 corns and bunion*
It's the
'.HAMS PAH.OU
greatest tomf rt diecivery of th» age.
t »■.■'- Ft-T-Esae make* tight or new
-.>•»• feel e.»y
It 1« * ceitain cure for
-ae.ting, callous »□ I h ot feet.
Harness and Shoe Sita
Th« Latest Yarn.
A Pittsburg drummer telle tbie new
yarn : I always carry a bottle ol Kemp'*
Bal-«in in uiy grip. 1 take cold easily,
aid a fe« d< -es of the balsam always
make« :ne a well man. Everywhere I
go i always speak a good word for Kemp.
I tike h Id of my . ustoniere—I take old
men and young men, and tell them con-
•i ieitially what I do when I take cold.
\t Iiruggists, 25c and 50c.
If you are iu need of Hanies
either single or double, Hallett
Sweat Pads or auvtbiug else iu tit
Harness line, don't fail to go to it ^g
Front Street Harness Shop.
Sboemaklr g ami repairing ««■
and quickly done.
J. L Yûkam.
FIRST NATIONAL
B -A. 1ST ŒC
— OF —
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Capital Stock,
$50,000.
i.'”'.‘ , .red' ■ 1 ,,
su,’i*« ~
lo chvrk won
of the White lionae la C ob -
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darted <1, a Or, Lars.
C nu',Ie P1.’»1’1« < 0 deuiMd.
I runt Si bel ween 3d and 4 ! 3
HAST ani SCUTE
VIA THE
SliQSta
Route
— of the —
Southern Pacific Comcm
Exurese Trains Leave Portland foil*
-i«ht ilndU on .Xew York, San Fnm-
South.
, c MN», and 1 of‘land.
J M Wetmore, foreman of the steam
More than a dozen en*p ?
ir.
.7 I Ji ■T';
*°u •* *" p«** in 7 OOr.a. Lr. Forti uni
Two hunters of Union county were
!» 301. a , LT. Grants l’x-w 1».
I Beer,added some new bands to bis work­ 1 quired the year round to care for the |L mted Mates.
aerioualy injured recently by the ««plo
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a
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*r.
san
Fran
co
i».
ing lure« Monday morning,
1 white house con her v atories They are
it
. ?l'^i"il A.!t*nUo"
'-o Collectioa* and i
•ion of their guns, which they had loaded
’Bst-----
AI .ove trains stop at ali statieitotó«»»
E. E Van Antwerp, representing the under the direction of Henry Pfi
^.ji { neral businoc uf uur customers.
Portland and .'aleni. Turner, Um*.
horticulturist
and
botanist,
with a «mokeleas powder of Um great
w ho has
Morning Oregonian, was rostlint sub-
• ■ -r .ie. T«n«ii
mnle thr,,',«h',nl Southern Jefferson, All
been for almost a quarter <»f a cel ntury
strength for the weapons
About the
.'Iie-ni». ilal.ey. Harr,..rn. Junctioniin. g
I scribers in our midst last week.
Vre^niMulwaaiJ aoanuhle point*.
in charge of the nation's Moral doi »main,
same time, a young man near Glendale adjutant-general i« the result of the ef­
Eugene, I train Oakland, and all «tai«
J. D. FRYf Preiident.
The writer took a trip down to Lewis’ lhe conservatories furnish the s im-
from Koseburg, Io Ashland inclUMW.
shot hi« fellow hnnter lor a bear. These fort« of Gov, 'mor to re< /gnizo, wher
I. T.TUF FS, Vic President.
lower mine one day last week and among men»« supply of flowering plants and
inci fonts «how the carelesrncas of many ever po«s<bfo, the work of the Second I
Roteburg Mail Daily
shrubs
required
tach
year
for
the
other improvements noticed that Mr.
B- A. B ooth . Cashier
hunter«, ft 1« no wonder that rows Oregon volunteers. Gantonbein’• ear
I ÂËÜ M. _ LV.
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adorninent of the white house grounds,
Foes was roofing in hie tent and build
Portland
come home perforated with «hot, or vitae in lhe Philippine« ar* well k nuwn
lisia
12.40P.M. LV. Albany
an addition to the same. Mr. Campbell and more than 35. 1 plants and bulbs
7.45
p.
m .
I 7 J» «a
that calve« are found «hot and dead In throughout the «tats. Hu woe a mem­
ar.
Rose
bun?
are produced each year for this pur-
is building himseif quite a comiw idiuus
60 YEARS'
th« pasture. There la hardly a farmer ber of the military rornrn ration that ¡M»r-
|>use alone. As is well knovn there are
i
EXPERIENCE
residence. P. B. .Morlev has put a roof few more artistic examples of the land-
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
Successor of Dixon & McCroskey.
near town who has not Lad more or fo»« forine«l the functions of the highest trib­
over hie tent and W. J. Hay has hie s<*ap<-gardener’s art than is afforded
Pullman Buffet Sleepers g
trouble with careless and irresponsible unal uu the island« during the early
residence about completed, while W. S by the grounds surrounding the home
— «nd —
hunter«
It seem« hard to prosecute a part of the mHilary adminislratiun. At
Williams is now occupying his new rss of the president. Each year they par
S econd C lass S leeping C am
man merely for hunting on another urani* th« time of lhe organization of the su-
idence. They are ready for the water at take of a different character, and in
Attaches to all through train*
land, but stringent la«« become necess­ pre uhi court, lie war off.rej * Mat with
any lime now and from present appear­ xarinbly there is some touch of splendo
ary. When a man find« a
dollar cow, tbi* burly, but <Joclin««l. preferring I» re
T
rade
M
arks
For furttier particular, inquire of
ance will not have long to wail as Itoev that seems to appeal « ith especial fore
D esigns
for Instance, dead with «hot-hole« m her turn hum« with Ilia regiment,
to the thousands of visitors «ho seek
Estes, Hrants fass.
now have oier half a bead
C opyrights A c .
lhe
place.
Il
is
understood,
of
course,
hide, he begin« to think w»mu protective
h «nd dcaorfnUon may
' » ” 1 •« fr^e whether r.n
West Side Divi- n
that the con»»r.»turi«-. are cot open to
Noth • for fee v* er < *«> h » i r u« I loti.
measure i« necessary
If all h<inl*r«
Vi
*’ i-
? • tnn » Pa'me
’ nlmu
vialton, eten when the president i* ab­
*1 II 1 m
were rational, intelligent and rea«oirable
Sealed proposal« will be recrived by
* r r aee-ti»,. ... ,...f>
_ mail traiti daily
i ‘V’ uai
There arc times when a horw know« more sent from Washington.
'■»h Mt.-», a < i .aíra
txing«, no restrictive incastir»« would lx lhe < ity u( Grant« I'ate Oregon, up to
than a man, when instinct is superior to
7 VIA. w. I I V. Fortran 1
*-’• ' ’
*
Two rather unique features of the
Scientific
H
t
*
na«.n
The
h<»r«e
fight*
urain«t
lx
in#
11.55r M. ar. Corvalli«
r. • -* 1
heceasary, but the la« cannot dim rimi- November 30lh 1HW. for furnishing ma­
Ivitxd over th« brink of a precipice which consanatury are fi.und in the orange
nate. There aeems to I m » nu wav to keep terial« and «»instructing a newer «yetem out tfirir ra k* they will <..ntinm-d to meeting «4 the board of director« of the i
Ai Albany and Uorvai.i> .m-*1 • ■
he can «er in the dark groie au<! the pineapple-beds.
Both
tiai’)-ot < >r. t entrai A ■
et
but which is veiled ar* rather <iitniuuti»e. to be sure, but
firearms out <il the band« of those who «'fording to ordinance« No. 131 and No. .-olle, i *•*<• from the fall run of fiali Or Oregon Hup Growers .Association.
from the man * eyes.
have no judgement in their use There I3U, and the plana and «pecHkatiocpi agon tan < h't 27.
V.XPRKMR TBAIJi DAILY (XX< ¡¿FT SHISAt '
‘’It wa« the consensu« opinion of the I
It i» often the same " ■ ‘upplj, ;.f f.-uit ,f not ext.nsive is at
ia a < la«« of Irreepoastblae who roam the therefor on hie with George I’. Furman,
with a man * body it Gast exc IGnt. and much relished on
hop grower«' meeting al Wouddorn .
*:Nir. a. i., Portland
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’
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. i . c.
< ntwrrli < wnno< hr < iirrd
fi«ht* against carry­ tne president's table, write. Waldon
country wi’h guns, firing at every lord ' ■ Ity auditor and clerk
7:30r. u. I xr. McMinnv
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Said proposal a
. e lv . 5
I
That while the growers could not
ing the man over the
with bk al applicaliun«, a« they ranno*
Fawixtt, m Woman's Hume Companion.
In «igtil, utterly r<*<kle«ii as lo «hat «-Ise «hail I m * a« follow*
brink
of
the
preci
­
Rebate tickets on sale bet vet-n
reach tira «rat of ihr di«r««r. Catarth expect extraordinary pricoe, there io
pice di*eane. Whm
may fo* in range of the gun* I hi« «■•»<iu 1
l«t. <*onlractor to furnish all tnateriahi
Jacrernent«» and »an Franer ò. >«***
• weep vt III. Li, |j. |>eKrre
th» h< art beats irreg­
i» a blood «r c*>n«titulìo«*l diara««, and nothing in the prwawnt «iluation lo ju< i-1
- ,D' ;' -'SCAN'S«,.,; »!• lir^t ( aH and $11 ae«
.n*».®0*’
try is not yet so thickly settled that a | and tab*r
And each bid «*> «ubwiitted
ularly
when there
A story on th« fraudulent conferring
mg sleepei.
in ord'*r to < «ire* it you muvt take interna I fy extremely low prices.
are pain* in the head.
sporlsmsii must hunt in hi« neighbor« ' niusl be a< cum panted by a bond in the 1
t
.
Rates
and
tickets
to
E«
’
»-'
P0*0^
n»W’n< in the earn, of degreea is told in the London Post
2. That li e growers should not at-
reinrdie«. IlaU'w ('«tarrh Curi* i* taken
Europe
Aho JAPAN. < HINA. H’
cow lot. Thor« is yel khiih room out •urn of f Ira) with two or more approved '
which, while it may nut boMricth nc-
couxh.
indigestion,
nh-i ¡i tily, an I act« h*» <*t < v » n the b;«»««! tempt to rush their products on the mar­
■ ’ ‘f .Minn. IUS.C1L i1 01*1 IJT an<1 AlXTRAl.IA tank*
loaa of appetite and | curate, fo not w ithout interest. It »¿emh
■ide
And s|M>rt«nten should rvtntunlxr I «uretiee conditioned that in the event of 1
lack of energy—some
and itiuro'i« «urla «•
Hall'« Catarrh ket.
" ......... M . I tained from our agent. Grant* ras*.
tlrat if they are fo'in I hunting without ' iontra< t I m mg awarded lo him, «aid Lid •
or all of the*e sytnp- I that n ehimn.y sweep took proceedings
C. II MAKKII*?'
(’ur«l«hot a quick med cine. It «an
tom«—the body l\i,u i against au Edinburg man for debt, and
per mission on any mans land not their {derails
«... . into a •••»ulr.«. t with the I
It- KOEHLER,
I’ f «T
pr«« rilied by one ut tin* l*»at pliyah ian«
the brink of dan^bT . in the course of hisevilenee the - seen C
s,V„7,",.
CS£
*
Si$0F
*
e
**
Manager.
l.riGnA1"
own, they are subject to pr*o>« uliun.aud eUy under I traM) fomd« with two or more i
r
and i* crying halt ” I mentioned that hi* name was "Jatnie
m
this
country lor year« an«l 1« a regu­
U they eacape lt( It ra through tlie for approve»! eureti*« for the faithful perfor
No man need be I [Gregory, I.L. 1>." The fullowing colo
r
lar preevriplioa. It i« computed <*i the
earned over the f*:al |
- -
»...
'
Wem-
braraii e ol the owner ol the land
mamw of the «-»»nlrml in attuidance
ZI'D"».' T" k "1
brink of di*ea«e if he ; I quy ensued Iwtween the wittiesa am'
tarai tonic« known, eombinr«! with the
will heed Nature * 1 the sheriff: “What. doctor of law[. and
with »»aid oidmsnc**«.
w
’
w
I h * b I blcxMl purifier«, acting dire* lly on
.
. , — -
. *‘*rn,n« ami accept letters? And where on e*rth did vou
•Mining baa b« ri i irn^i on in ihi*
21. <<>ntra< t tn perform all i»e«v« -j >hemn< u« wurfa<«ra
her help Thi« hr .p in it« m<>«t
net n-
lhe perfori corn-
county «Ince th* early *50«. and from •ary liib«»r only
»Hu
'
» ftUow V • »MUISCF. J/ il
trat. d ami perfect fi^m is contained in I r. get that di»tinotion?" "It
1« h bbl •»> submitted ! binatine <4 the two ingredient« fo «hat
Fierce * t'rolden Medical Diacovrry
Thia fra’ an American tmiiersity. an' j
that lime lo thi«, pi**«|»ecl*xa have t»e«*ti mu«t I m » a»»ompanietl by a liond in lhe I produce« «urti *«*n<forful refluite in cur­
»» i
rteat alterative rztrwt comphtGy modiffo*
• i©«» Maw.,1 *t.» *
F
lor («alimonia!«
'I
hunting (or gnl<l in every i art of thie • uin »»I ||iM> a« provided in the preceding ing Catarri*, «fond
every abnormal condition «4 the diaordrrrd •weepit hi* chimney three time*
! tree.
drar«ttvc or all men Lu y function* It make* cann*
ye cash. Jamie tiregun,'he
county, yet the very rirhrat find« have •ectlon of I hi« nolice.
t J < HKNKY À CG., Toledo, <).
the rtrnna h atr. n< the blood rich and say», ’but I'll make ye an I.I. D.,'and
been renei v«'4 for later year«. Uae rv4«->n
•Id. I‘r«'| -*««:• P.r I irniwhing all ne» e« '
healthy build* up the nnr center» and m > wv"l ca‘ it qaef< ' An’hedid"
Sold by UruggiBl«. 75c.
rrrulate* the functions o< all the vital of.
<4 tbi« i« that there have bwn more pr »• »ary »••«• r pipe aud ail other material j
Hall*« Family 1*111« are the beet.
Motka
fan« that the v co operate perfectly for the
To Cure a C<>l<| tn One l>a,
parlor« in the nmunlalne «luring the |»e«t only.
health of the entire *y«tem
Golden
Car« of i I m - <>r« hard
tarant« Pane, Ore , Oct, 27 I *'09
Mr<itcwl IhM'overy ’ cvntam* no alcohol.
few yrarb than ever before, bn', the mam
Take laxative bromo Quinine TabGt
rhe Council
«• right to re-
fhr past tear, with it« unutual cUm*
A. ■ ..
j ■
’ Í (-4 • T * \
Nolur i* h.*rehv given that lhe firm of whi*ky or other intoxicant
roaeon i« in the more thorough and «y«- jet*I any ami all bid«.
Thamp.*« g«rrrt
all«* condition«« It«« li««an maikc-l by > I*.< -n and M' t’msliey i« brreb' ihts
temati«! method ol pr«je|*e< ting, which
PhiG.lriphia, pa write*
Some time
1
T hom
«Htfnal
orgies
t
ol
tillage
operation«
in
the
• o terrible ran d.-wn
Sumer <«« ailment*
prevail« over lite «lip«|i<»| method of
•lay dissolved by mutual consent, K. (). had
PAH». ()RE,;0 n
M'anl*i—MX) farmer* ami «m,
berp inmm. «jMa me
| .le,
K. K.
orchard« ol the alate
One r re nit o( tin*
former time«. In the oil lime«, pro
I ' \ n cute.! intra <.okJew Medical Lwwnrrra and the people, a« well a* g-.r •• ¡a Bnj a
Mvt r«’*key retiring, and B. c
N. K.
• I’’e*want PeHrta • The hmrftt derived *u he-
baa Iwvn the («»rmetion ol an extra large
ape« ting fur quart« tunalaird in *a king
will continue (Le bucine««
yimrimv ft n.lew hope« I to»'« five bottle* of th« . *°en. at Kedtie'J'« to **m|Ie ami
Kt reel
amount ol butt wotej and bud«, ami en­
Ihacmrrrv and t»*r*! the |Vl!rt« when veer*. ’
over the hill«, picking up pir«< ■> of rt »1
K. C
•7,
,hr ”■** ♦•^’•« »to *** bvttira •peel the largest and ti -t .ulr .,(
ter utdmary condition«, n«it «prmg
a*
directed 1 rained in werant 24 pound« weigh­
qitarli, and kicking quart» cropping»
luuml |>ra«|.
K O.
ing more than eret ia mr hie bringing me health daaraevet hrvuxt.t I , tl. . . ,f,.
I there will «et a very much greater
with the toe of bi« I k * u I. In tho«e «fay»
• nd «rength ami removing thrar admmt» era; front ail points of th* ermntrr
I'll** Haar, an old r.-*i.J. at, an<l for
H.vmv.
,
J B’ PADDOCK. Propr
amount of I run than will br beet for
FBIpitatMa of the heart »leeple*** wight* t-rr«o-
when by any chance a man diacnvcrr«! a many year« « miner of this county, was
ing and BT.’rtltng |«in. >a the head nwin, .a hare bad the benefit of cnn.i.ien
Map«
’®g p«ir« baaed iK« v*^ i.t —
i both the interrat« of the tree and the
lhe earn, with partial deati»-wa and thnd Gng a
1
b
T
*
Jackson
I
*' * i'to'‘k
* Bo«in<—* heretoiore ..«nei »o'1 '**
p<e kel, he nanled a quart« mill on it loan.1 J.-*.l m I,,. < Bh„, n„ar taland on
naggo'tfxxmgh oKltg*w> a deperwooc oGpoita. trarel. wh I* Other, are made right I
•rt har hut
The o*il>ar<| tlioQld receive
r.gbl away, hi I brae tlmee, pruap«-« ’
k«B eaerp cnMifmra. a tired feel.ng «mg >■ town, la rari-m* *4>*pee. ateea. f
>rT » rk eitbev j, Viootr
I--tion to furni.h xnythin< m th* I--5*
Monda», lie had been ill (or a l.mg
n«o»g and thmngh the dav appetite p« aaght
a jadi< loue, ye«, a vig -roue pruning tbia
MARBLE r GRANITE Ih.ve!,*.!
lug haa becrmie a eefonce, and one that time, and ha>1 nut 1—en *lna to • >,h to,
defect »re vert nerw-fi* etc th-w
W- or* an I <-olo<*. Mitabl* mr a
a-
< winter, to the end that liberal thinning
Inworera and the PHfefla' »«• from ike "doe t care* ’ to the m—t,
call« for a large amount of hard work u»er tlireu year* H* aa* *ln>o.t abao-
i r *nd (in V ■ tK *— .
,n'* ,,r,ni«* Bu-ioev* anil on fill T ar
W’*r.. all thnwe traabfea, ami more and aaa*te
|<>f fruit «pare ahall be hod, <4herwi«e
In ila apploati< u
■ * Th*’1 •* **’ w 1 tore ever hara bera in cm and exa-tiag
luUly JuMiluG, an.1 h*.|
r*lali»*s.
Eterybod,
the more etpvnaive work of band thin-
auited
D u t ta.
r n -n work from your own deeign«.
treat her y among the com poai tor a **
- AT -
E. C. Dixon's.
ÜIJNHí Co.^ -
•*»
if. vä
G. a.-a
OT'S' 1 OF ANATOMY?
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Sr"“
-I 1
J
ilULL 4 3
iridi A I
iVà
N. E. McGrew
Pioneer Truck and Oelirerj
Grants Pass Marble and Granite Works
B. PADDOCK-