Rogue River courier., November 23, 1899, Image 1

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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER
I' m « For Pins Nttdkt.
Oregon pine needles or those long slen­
der spears that grow on pine tree* in lieu
of leaves, have fallvu on the ground for
countlees agee, to be converted into eoil
by the slow process of decomposition,
or into ashes by the quicker medium of
tire, without a thought being given to
their cuHimrrcial value. The condition
now to be changed, according to D. A.
Cords, president of the Pacific Pine
Needle Company, of Grants Pass, who is
spending a few days at the Imperial, in
company with bis wife. Mr. (.'ords says
the pine needles of Southern Oregon are
now worth |5 a ton delivered at bis fac­
tory, and that .is the enterprise grows,
whole families may engage in picking
pine needles as they pick grapes in
California vineyaide.
The uses to which pine ueedles may be
put are many, Mr. Cords sa) s, but Ger­
many has hitherto had the monopoly
of the buisueee. The needles are al first
boiled, and then ruu between horizontal
wooden rollers, where the juice is ex­
tracted aud called “pine needle oil,”
which is auppoeed to possess medical pro­
perties. Tbe pulp become a medical
material for upholstering, and is said to
be a good .substitute for horse hair. No
bugs or insects of any kind will live in
furniture which has been upholstered
with pine needie wool, Mr. Cords says.
Tbe Germans make flannel undercloth­
ing of tbe fiber, as well as socks tor men
aud stockings for women: while knee
warmers, knitting and darning yarn, cork
soles, quilts, wadding, deaieuing paper
tor walls, pine-needle soap, incense and
even cigars made from this raw material
have been imported from Geraiany for
40 years
Bathing resorts.have also been estab
lisbed by the Ihriily L'eutons at points
where the pine needles are crushed, and
these resorts have lung been popular with
people atilicted witli rheumatism con­
sumption, etc. Mi. Cords hopes to make
Grants Dais a.Mecca tor alllictvd people
as tbe climate is mild and equable at all
times of tbe year, while the winters are
simply superb in their freedom from
high winds or severe frosts, and Grants
Pass has more sunny days than any
other portion ot Western Oregon.—Ore­
gonian Nov. lb.
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1899.
is very little timber land yet vacant'aud
• very one ahould try and avail them­
selves of their timber right before it is
too late—Del Norte Record.
en teaed, bocaute ot it* injury to tbe
trad« of Ja|>at>. They were aoutewhat
mquieitive, deairiug to know why the
duty waa impuaed, whether it waa for
Bicycle hospital for all repairing at
revenue, protection, or to diacriminate
Aguinaldo has gone as far as he e«n
Cramer Broe.
again«* Japan. Secretary Wilaon told
«et, in order to escape the approaching
thetu that the U. 8. did not regard the
Wm. Little, of Kerby
troops. He is very near the “jumping off
Perhaps you have noticed the chill in the air the-.e crisp
! Japanese duly on tobacco aa a diacrim
Grants Pans last week.
place”. He will no doubt very soon lie
mornings and cool evenings—that calls fot some'warmer «
¡nation again«! au American induatry,
Mrs J. I) Hayes, or Kerby, made a
captured, and that will break tlie back
underware. Come tootir store and we can fit you out with
but an a »outce til revenue and a mean«
two days visit to Grants Pass last week.
of the rebellion, and it can thereafter be
•f protecting the home market on tbe
luuHartable wear.
gradually stamped out by chasing to
J. W. Howard formerly a prominent
part of Japan, leaving them to infer
business man of Grant« Pass, and now
to earth the raving bands of marauders.
that our duty on tea waa for the aauie
It is not likely that Aguinaldo will be port oae.
located at Kerby ¿spent last week in this
killed. He is too big a coward to eland
city.
Three eut of the ten chaplain« in the
up like a nun and tight.—Oregon States­
J. I) Stevens, the efficient packer for
regular army recently ordered to the
man.
tbe Old Channel (Mining company waa
Philippine«, bacauee Congreaa, praaum-
Will soon be in demand.
We keep a full stock of them.
in town lait week.
Events of the past few day* show that ably through overeight, failed to provide
Better come and get a pair before the rains set in and you
The Sugar Pine Company of Medford
•omsbody has been furnishing liquor to any chaplain« for the volunteer regi-
may prevent a hard cold.
ha« contracted to build a bridge across
•oiue of tba Indians in this vicinity, nienta, have ancceeded in escaping that
Rogue river in Flounce Rock precinct,
It ia well known that thia ia a violation duty, oue on the ground of ill health,
near what-is known as the “big grade.”
of the law, the «tatute« being very strict one by the diacovery that he had ml«- Í
on this subject. Besides beiug coniraty Mated the year of hie birth when ap­
If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption
to law it is liable to bring about serious pointed and ia now entitled to retire- '
cure, which is sold for the small price of
retail», as many of the Indiana when in­ ment, aud one by aheer “pull,” haa
25
cts.
,
50
cts.
and
|1.00,
does
not
cure
Opera House Block.
toxicated are wry trcubltsotns anti are had hie order« to proceed to the Philip­
take the bottle back and we will refund
apt to u«e a knife or pistol if any diffi­ pine« revoked by tbe War Departaaent.
Grunt*
Ore
your money. Sold for over fifty years on
culty arises. A man who sella liquor to Thia aort ot thing was predicted by
thio guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50cle.
another knowing it is purchased to be numerena army officer« when the order
— \V. F. Kremer .
giveu or sold to an Indian, deserves cen­ waa iaeoed, which, if carried out, would
James Yeo, son of William Y’eo, of
sure as much as the man who buys it, transfer aotne of these gentlemen front
Ashland, fell from a wagon while driving
and any person furnishing liquor to an the easy places they have had at various
ÇEORGE H. BINNS,
to a mill fora load of lumber, on Thurs
Indian should be prosecuted to the full army posts, to roughing it in the Philip
day and bi« leg was broken by a wheel
pines, with troops constantly on the
extent of the law.—Florence West.
ASSAYER,
passing over it.
move. It doesn’t speak very highly for
Scott
will
move
his
A Minister’. Mi.Uk«
Engineer Jack
the class of men who have been ap
K Office op| malte Hotel Josephine,
family to Grants Pass the first of the
A city ruiniator »»« recently handed a pointed chaplains in the army in the
coming month to reside. He will than
notice to be read front hi« pulpit. Ac­ lima of peace.
— OF —
IfeMS ¡»ABB,
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take the Grants Pass-Ashland swing run
companying it was a clipping from a
Col. J. Hamilton Lewie, who has juat
SOUTHERN OREGON.
on No’s 10 and 12, Many friends here
nswspapar bearing upon th. matter. teturned train Europe, whither he went
A C. H0UGH,
will regret their departure.—Roseburg
Th« clergyman started to read the ex­ on a aort of independent diplomatic mis-
$50,000. Review.
tract and faunit it began: "Take Kemp’s «ton, involving claims of miners in ths
ATTOBNEY-AT LAW,
Balaam, th. best Cough Cure.” This
Calhoun's porcupine has been sold
cesjn all State and Föderal Courte
disputed territory adjacent to the Alaska
Receive deposits subject to check or on
was hardl, what ha had expected, and, boundary, against the Britieb govern­
and
shipped
to
the
San
Francisco
muse
­
C
rtificate
payable
on
demand.
■Office over Firrt National Bank.
after a m.mant’a hesitation, he turned ment, brought back as picturesque an
Sells sight drafts on New York, San Fran­ um. The animal came from eastern
ftp.M P auk ,
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Il over and found on tli. other aide th. outfit of clothing as he wore when a
Oreaon and was quite a curiosity to the
cisco, and Portland«
■ altar iatsnUed for tbe reading.
Telegraphic transfers sold on all points in natives of this region, though as a beau­
member of Congress; also some decid­
V^R J JENNINGS
the United States.
ty, he was almost a complete failure.
edly picturesque ideas concerning im­
W «till I ng ton Letter.
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Special Attention given to Collections and He presented such a generally disorderly
pending changes in the map of Europe.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
unkempt and disrepntab’.e apperance and
general business of our customers.
He predicts that Germany will absorb
N Years Expenence.
W
ashington
,
Nov.
13,
1899.
Collections made throughout Southern had such a contemptuous look out of bit
Austria and Holland, and become the
“Many men of many minds” exactly greatest power in Europe and eventually
in Opera House block; see the sign Oregon, and on all accessible |x>ints.
eyes that the general impression he gave
tig Tooth.
describes the present attempts of the will, through its colonial possessions in
i was that he was just recovering from a
J. D. FRY, President.
politicians to predict what will he the Asia become embroiled in a great war
OBEGUN.
protracted debauch. He was better
J. T. TUFFS, Vice President.
WfS i s P ash ,
dominating issue in the Presidential with th IS country ; that Russia will absorb
than be looked however, and meant
R. A. B ooth . Cashier.
campaign. No better proof of the cor­ Bohemia, Findland and Turkey, and
veiv well. He was fairly friendly, but
P. DODGE,
rectness of this assertion is necessary will fight a b.g war with England for
had stickers in his back. We are sorry
INSURANCE ami
than tbe declaration of two prominent the possession, of Asiatic .territory, in
to see hhu go, but their loss is our gain,
REAL ESTATE
members of the House—Grosvenor, of winch the U. 8, ia likely to become in­
or vice veisa
The h<*iMNi>i*M.
Ohio,
and Barham, of California, both volved; that Hpain will have another
Two
Pullman
coaches
of
the
last
Wed
­
Jie, Fire and Accident Insurance.
The fact that sixty polygamists have
¡Uic>- with l'rice 4 Voorhie«.
nesday’s north bound overland were de­ been discovered and will be arrested in republicans. Gen. Grosvenor erdd: civil war aa a prelude to becoming a re­
railed near Gazelle, and overturned into just one county in Utah, leads to a live­ “There will be but one issue next year, public ; that Italy will become a repub­
Ln P ash
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GRANTS I'AS«. OREGON.
the ditch. The cause of 1 he accident is ly hope that sixty polygamists will oc­ and that is the financial issue,“ and Mr. lic alter the death of Crispi, and that
supposed to be a brake shoe w hich fell cupy just one prison in that State be Barham said: “The money question France, alter having absorbed Belgium,
will hardly he thought of in the next will form a coalition with Fpain and
OBERT G. SMITH,
from the baggage car, the cars immedi­ fore long —8. F. Examiner.
campaign. It was brushed aside and Italy against Germany. That sound«
ately following, passing over it without
H. D. NORTON,
accident. With the exception of a few
The two soldiers who poisoned sixty of lost eight of in the «Slate campaigns, like th« geographical nightmare which
bruises, no one was injured. Ths pas their comrades at the Presidio hr a huge fhe ¡»eop'edid not want to hear it talked it probably is, but Col. lewis talks it as
s ngera on the two coat h-m were transfei- joke, uught to lie made to feel how funny from the stump. The two things all seriously as though ha belived every
i A ttorneys and C ounselors
red to other cars, and the Pullmans were it is to be locked in an Alcatraz dungeon. audiences were interested in were, first, word of it.
at L aw .
left in the ditch.
Mrs. Joy, wife of Representative Jov,
There sense of humor is altogether too expansion, and second, trusts.” Other
If not handled by an experi
Offi. hi First Nation*! Bank Building.
far developed to permit them to remain examples of contrary opinion might be of Kt. Louis, has opened a new line of
Weather
Report.
given, but these will suffice to show that warier« on Representative elect Roberta,
enced pharmacist. You may
At large —S. F. Call.
Lire P aks ,
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Following is a summary weather ob-
I he politit ians differ widely, and to re­ ■ it Utah. Sirs is obtaining ths signa­
be assured of good results if servation at Grants Pass during the
After waiting more than thirty years, call the oft asserted fact that the people tures of the wives of Representatives
you have your prescriptions month of Oct., J899, as reported by J.
B. Paddock, local voluntary observer for Alaska is awakening to the great Amen* make national issues for the politicians elect, to petitions, dsmsnding that their
IkSSAY ER,
compounded here.
the Oregon State Weather Service.
can expansion sentiment, and is mov­ to advocate.
Imsbands shall vate for the expulsion ol
W. G. Wriglit,
Lieutenant Castle, aide de camp to Mr. Roberts from the House, arid it is
M a X. Mm. Mean rrecip ing for territorial rights. Thus progress
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Gen’l Agt. for Oregon
I t in. Trio. Teni. incile -
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tii.
Brooke,Military
Governor
of
Cuba,
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said that she has already «armed quits
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02 ~ and education spread out from the jun*
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i o is in Washington on furlough, ex- a number. H the women du not sue
gles to the glaciers, and litierty ’a banner
o
SIXTH S1REET.
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Cyanide ami Chlorination treatment
leads th« procession — Yam bill Count) t esses the opinion that it will be a great oaad in driving Roberta out ol emigres«,
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of Ote-.
m blase on the part of this government they will certainly make things very un­
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Reporter.
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supersede Gen. Bruoke with a Civil pleasant for him. lie is more likely to
A Bargain.
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During the rough weather last week Governor at this time, ami predicts go than to stay.
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A whole block in Grants Pass, with a 7.............
and when the heavy seas were beating much dissatisfaction among the resi­
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good bouse and out buildings, with city 8.............
I against ibe lighthou*«, a large stick of
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dents of Cuba, if it is dune. Neverthe­
The Thanksgiving Nam her of The Hat-
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C. PERKINS.
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water, also a good well. Over 150 8- 10...............
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wood was violently thrown through the less it will lie done very s »on, unless the urday Evening Post, in its stories, poems
year old fruit trees in trood bearing on Il...............
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window endways with such force that it present plans of the president are pictures and general;arti< les, will be the
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U. 8. DEPUTY
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the place. Five minutes walk to school 12...............
i only made a hole just large enough for it | changed, or be is convinced by those most attractive number of the magazine
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MINERAI. SURVEYOR, or church. Would sell three lota, mak­ 13..............
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to go through. —Bandon Record.
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who maintain that Cuba, having been vet iesued In this number Robert W.
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ing a corner lot 150x100, a beautiful 15 .............
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by an official derision, concerning tbe < hamliers has a seaaonsble ouLof-Joor
O
regon
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¡MTS PASS,
building site, foi $400 The whole plate Iti..............
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03 I General Fitzhugh Lee, coining back
revenue laws, classed as “a foreign •*tery, entitled “The Hunter“—the ro­
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can l»e bought for $1500.
from Havana, in a k ph the asMertion that
country”, the president has no legal mance o( a poacher's pretty daughter
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thi«
yellow
fever
benine«M
is
the
height
OSHO W & SH ERIDA N,
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authority to maintain any other than a Other features are. Edwtl Mark bain * m
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of humbuj,“ ari l Rayo that among 2-i0,
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military government therein. This last latent ¡»oeu*, “The Lyric Meer” ; •• An
MINING ATTORNEYS,
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oOJ |»eople in Havana there are but six
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is a new view of the question, and was Electrical Transaction,“* a tale* of the
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caeefl
of
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^Special attention given to Mining
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A — fru.t*. j»- Itaa. pteklm < reaimf »>*
Spanish rule there wu no humbug a- not considered by the president and bin rransvaal War by Robert Barr, “At
and Land Ixwe, ami Land Office practice. WA
'nn.rp »-»«iiy, more quu-Kiy, iu>-r®
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bout the yellow fevor. and if it i« a false advisers when they first Marhed the Dawn,” by Octave Thanet, and “The
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r.r.ffln. W.x tfi.u by »nr olhw
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alarm at the present time, that is tbe conclusion to put Cuba under a civil Minister's Henhouse,” a droll story by
iWj n.« t h’-l. IXzMtns oí other use» will L
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1 B. L ooidin ^X Twujnotable, articles*1in
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beat evidence that America sanitation is i government.
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Refined
The Japanese delegates to the Com thie number are “Lincoln as Candidate
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A VOORH1ES,
doing good work in Cuba.— Ashland
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tnercial Congress, which is being held and President.” by hie old friend and po­
ridings.
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In evpry bouaebold. It Is cl«an.
REAL ESTATE, and
ih connection with the Philadelphia ex- litical ally, Colonel A. K. McClure, and
4M
and olorl*«»—air, wat**r
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Oregon papers slate that never in’tlie I port exposition, had an extended con* ‘Onr Now Prosperity,” by Frank A.
INSURANCE.
an<l at id pr<“ f. G»-t a poand cake T
It with a Het of Its many
81 MM abv : Mean tein|wratore, 51; history of the stalo was there such an ferencr at the Depart merit of agriculture, Vandertip, Assistant Secretary ot the
from your drurxtstor grocer.
¿-Representing the most reliable com-
maximum temperature, 88; data 4th.;
Bold everywhere. Made by
panie- in existence, (both fire and lile),
•TAN»AB» OIL < O.
minimum temperature, 25, date, 14; eagerness to precure timber claims as at with secretary Wila<>n, their special ob- Tieasury. The Thanksgiving Number
‘^ujtary Public.
number daysclear. 13; partly cloudy, 6; present. Forestland will ere lung corn , jert being to tr and get the duty of ten of The Saturday Evening Post sill be on
mand something near its value. There l rents a pound on tra removed or les»- all news-stands November 23.
cloudy, 12; prevailing wind, 8. W.
O kku ' in .
HTH P ahs ,
local toappcniriQS
all underwear
libbers and Rubber Boots
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Welch's Clothing Store,
FIRST NATIONAL
BAKK
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N. E. McGrew
Pioneer Truck and Delivery
Death Lurks
rrngs....
pp.a
Ade-
cursioa
Preserves
a_ _ __
A Paraffine Wax
?
BAliINCr POWDER.
Imparts that peculiar lightness, sweetness,
and flavor noticed in the finest cake, short
cake, biscuit, rolls, crusts, etc., which ex­
pert pastry cooks declare is unobtainable
by the use of any other leavening agent
Made from pure, grape cream of tartar
ROYAL BAKING POWDtR CO., NEW YORK.
Th« Woodmen i Hunt.
The Woodmen are intending to till tbe
earth with noise and powder nmolce on
Thursday and eeeui to entertain homi­
cidal intent toward .leathered and.fuiry
people«. Tiie result of the hunt will be
turned over to the .upper committee,
and a grand feast will b. prepared on
Friday evening, at the expensa o( the
loeing aide.
The following rule« will govern tbe
content:
Rule 1 . All hunting>hall b. donv.ou
Thursday, Nov. 23, 1899, between tbe
hour, of U A. M. and ti 1*. M.
Rule 2. All game shall Redelivered
to the committee (for counting) by 12 1*.
M. the name day.
Rule 3. All gain, will be turned over
to the (upper committee (after the
count) to be used in preparing the (up­
per to be given (by the loeing aide) on
Friday, Nov. 24, 1899.
The giime will l>. rated aa follow. :
Quail, pigeon, jack rabbit .................. 5
Jackanipe. teal, grey squirrel, cotton­
tail rabbiia
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Widgeon, eprig, (ducks) ....................
rheaaanl, (except Mongolian) grou.e, 25
Canvaa back .
30
Geese................................................... Ml
Rear ...................................................... MM
Salmon and trout,per pound ..........
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ia edited by Henry N. Copp, of„Waah-
ington, I*. 0-, the well known laud attor­
ney. Its price is only 25 cents. The
chapter on surveys is illustrated aud tells
how to dscipher township and section cor­
ners The boak gives the latest rulings
on the homestead and other laws. Mr.
Copp desires the address of all Union
soldiers who made homestead entries
before June 1874, of leas than l«0 acres,
lie has a matter ol interest for thuir
consideration.
gtal E.tat« I raiuftn.
(Recorded since Nov. 13.)
A bvveraon to I.. L Sharp, N1
8E'4. 8W'4 ot NF.'-, and HE1* _.
NW>4 of sec.21. tp. 37 south,range
5 weal, consideration, ................ I
Geo. W. and Helen Riddle to J. L.
Seen, strip of laud 100 ft. long, 13
to 2ft tn. wide, from east aide of lot
9, block 48, Grants Pass, t >reg. con­
sideration..........................................
H H. and Samuel Me Clung to Lucy
Ferrin, F?t ol KWl, 8E'4 of NtV
'4,8W'4of NE'4, and NE'^of
NE’i ol sec. 2, tp. 37 south, range
7 west, consideratian.......................
Bamuel McClung to W. F. Brown, W
•, ofNW>4, NE'4 ol NWt, and
NW>4 of »Wt4 of aec. 2, tp. 37
south, range 7 west, consideration .200
Celia A. Smith to John W. Howard,
lot M)xll& ft in block 2, Millers
Thanksgiving Dainties.
additiou to Grants Pass, Oregon,
On Tuesday Nov. 28, two days before
Consideration
Thanksgiving th« ladies of the Presby­
terian church will have on sale at Mr.
Bobxiens White House Grocery, a large
supply of home made pier, rake« and
good things (or Thanksgiving. Be sure
and leave your orders early.
School Training
Teach« rs who.nerd training in the use
of Hie new stale course of study for
public aid o a ran g-t the same by a •'
tending the State Normal st Ashland
The Normal school rrpn rents the
country graded school; and this is of
special interest to country teachers
who must know how to use ell t lively
the course of study, as well as how to
grade the children of the mixed schools.
Miss Applegate, who is principal of
the school, is well known here and at
the Monmouth Siam Normal, and her
work shows (or itself.
The tuition expense fur the actual
leaching and training is $•> 25 per term,
and some other line of study may be
carried along with the training if desired,
without extra expense. For informa
tion, address the president of the school,
Tnlriha < rkl)
The Toledo VVtwkly Blade han a large
circulation throughout the county and
there are, no doubt, a large number of
Rubacribirii in Joeepliine county who
wish to continue their euberription. The
publisher* of the C oi kikh and the Blade
odor both for one year for only |l .25 to all
new *ubecriber* or to those who pay up
on all arrearage!» to the C uchieh and
year in advance
New f dit *n Of Settler « Guide
The twenty Aral edition of (’ ohp ’ m H kt
(L kh ’ n G i ids . a popular exposition of
ur public lan<i RVMtein, ia before ih .
A cts gently on the
K idneys , L iver
and B owels
f HANSES THE ¿VSTEM
^¿^EFFECTUALLY
«V
OVERCOMES,1^
f
, ce-C'H1Hmn,
Buy vwe atHuiNt - Haw r o uv
G ui ? rnia |T g ,$ yrvp ( s .
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Of our new White Ware, handsome shape, quality unsurpassed
it prices vou cannot duplicate
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Popular Price«.
Dining Chairs.
65c. up.
Couches.
Magnificent new line nothing to equal it ever seen
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Na concern iu Southern
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See our Portier«, Lace Curtains Rugs to fix up for
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Dinner Table Glass W are.
Magnificent new lines of Glass ware just received tn
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fruit KnivcS'-Silvcr Plated
Froth Green and O dd and Crystal and Gold,very rirh and
Elegant, Set* $2.00 Complete. Preserve and fruit dish -
es. Tumblers and Goblets.
Special, ioc , each.
Tea Spoons—Special.
Pure Flint Glass.
Roger
Turkey¿l<oaMcrs.
per set, and lip.
Knives and Forks.
Broa beat
Spoons, R ger Bro« heM
75c. 90c 95c. All complete; top and bottom with
rack and ventilator*
l*ic Pans
Three tor lue
Sec the New White Metal
Tea Spoons, »5c net
Table Spoon«. $oc «et
Knive« and Folk.«, yx «et
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Jap Napkins.
Fancy Figure«, Face«, Etc, roc a dozen.
io cent« a dozen.
Tumbler«, the kind that gives the air of good taste
to y ur table, from
(kimnion Tumblers.
Four for2toe.
Water Drop Tea I\X*, 15c each.
Footed Gla\A BuwU, 9 in< h.Jijc each.
/)ne gallon Pilcher*. 25c.
Agate Niukel.Stcel Ware.
Thi* is not granite ware, but it is as far ahead of
Granite Ware, a* Granite Ware is ahead of Tin Ware. It
is absolutely the beat.ware in the market. It is not what
some people would call cheap, but it is far cheaper iu the
end, and tbe maker* of thi* ware poaaeaa an exclusive
process by which through the intervention of a coating
of nickel, the agate is caused to adhere to the steel,
thereby doing away with the necessity of a lead bath or
the employment of Antimonial or Arsenical preparations
Call and see the Goods.you’ 11 be pleased with the price*.