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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1900.
VOL. XVI.
tnony to which invitations are issued '• ington, posing would only get them
the same as many other events Person laugheil at; consequently they are seen
i a i
al property ol nearly every description fur juet w hat they are, and that is just
is given away. By giving>wav his prop­ al>out what the same number of men in
erty he hopes to attain a reputation of any calling are. As usual, a consider-
liberality and increase his chance of one 1 able number of senators and represents- ’
day becoming a chief. The distribution tives are «(»ending their holidays in
B. Mencb and R L l>emaree. made a The old year is dying tonight,
takes place in J rue ’Christmas style. Washington. As a rule they are doing
trip to Ditch creek on Thursday.
With all of iu follies or woe
The blankets and goods to be given no work, but >|teaker Henderson is one
The Coon Bay, Roseburg and Eastern Ami one, as she sits by her comfortlw* away are stacked in a great heap near of the exceptions; he remained in
hearth,
railway has been p'irchaaed by the J. D.
the tire place, just opposite the door Washington to do some work that he
Is dreaming of loug ago.
Spreckels & Bros. Co.
The boat holds up the presents and calls could not get time tu du while congress
r’
Charley Sanders, pion tn* r packer and She thinks of the time when she was won
the guest's name and an attendant stands is in session. The member« of a sub-
4‘
miner of Gal ice, made Grants Poss a
guest
is
ready
to
deliver
them.
Each
> committee of the Roberts committee are
By the love <4 a soldier boy,
visit on Wednesday last.
How the cosy home in the grand old woods. rememliered according to his own dia prepareil te take some additional testi­
I)o not buy a camera until you have examined the
tribulion in the past or those he is ex- mony in the Roberts case, but no wit­
A. A. Porter of Grave, came over to
Was then an Eden of joy
perted to make in the future.
nesses Lave arrived.
Grants Pass last week to attend the
How two sweet blx^unu from God's garden
It is one man's duty to tear the rolls of
The fund for the widow and children
funeral of Samuel Harkness.
From the way you made us jump during Chsistmas trade we'ie
of light,
With the patent long and short negative attachment you can take
calico, muslin, flannel or whatever it be of Gen. Lawton has reached $11,000 and
Over 150 people from the Rogue River
sure you had a merry time; we had!
For a while lit the home with their love, into strips about a yard long. Previous­ is still growing.
a 4x4. 4x6. 4X18, 4x10 and a 4x12 picture, as desired, Conse-
valley towns, took adsantagti of last
How God needed them most
ly it was the custom to tear the blankets
Prof. Richard G. Ely, of the University
weeks excursion to visit San Francisco.
quently you have five cameras in one. And the “AL VISTA” is
A ad one dark New Year» night
also into small pieces, but the mission­ of Wisconsin, read a paper on trusts, at
The Ash I ami Knights of Pythias gave He transplanted them up above
made tor time and snap shot work, too Uses the ordinary 4x5
arias have persuaded them to abandon a meeting of the Washington economic
a grand masquerade ball on Christmas
daylight loading film on spools. Drop us a postal and get our
this practice, so they only cut them society, which has attracted more than
night, which is reported as an immense The ol<l year is dying tonight
1900 catalogue.
apart into single blankets To night the passing attention. After telling how
And with it a century. Stop!
( success.
Potlatch consists in giving away cigars, trusts were formed and operated, and
Let me think, can it la* that tonignt,
Some very necessary repairs were
“1S0J” from Times shoulder will drop? , guns, blankets, money and bleached poinliug out that the consumers always
made last week on the Merliu road just 1
BURLINGTON, WIS.
muslin or sail as they call it. Yester­ kave it in their power to make the
north of town, a portion being ¡»toughed, Can it be that tonight, not alone
day afternoon, provisions . were given trasts charge fair prices by refusing to
An
old
year
is
passing
away,
scrape«! and leveled. The roadbed is of
away. Nearly every one carried home buy their gauds, he saiil of remedies for
Wc thank you all for your liberal support anil generous patronage
V
granite, which is a perfect material for But a century, with all of its hope
A 1 . P- DODGE.
! a large l>ux of things, besides some trusts: “ lbs so-called auti-truat legisla­
during
1894 We promise to do more and better in 1900.
Is
labeled
and
laid
away?
I
roads.
W. G. WrigHt,
INSURANCE and
1 would have a sack full. The women tion. in my opinion, has produced.harm,
REAL ESTATE
The schedule of Ashland and Klamath At last, thro’ the tempest’s l«»u*i roar.
carried their own>hare. with sometimes and can produce nothing but harm So
Gen’l Agt. for Oregon
balls stage line has beeu recently
Comes a Lush; As if holding their a gunnv sack full on tiieir back.
far from leasening the concentration of
M ac A rtik r -F orrest C yanide P rocess .
TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK
Life, Fire and Accident Insurance.
changed so that the stage now leaves.
breath,
1 should have described the feast first, production, it has rather increased it.
Office w ith l’.ice de Voorhies.
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment
Ashland at 6 A M instead of 1 P M and The elements pause in their stiuggle with as it comes prior to the dance, but I wit- Ijooser forms of combination in the face
of Ores.
O ki . oon .
reaches Klamath Falls, at 9 P M of the
Time,
nessed the dance first.
of anti trusts legislation has made way
Bullion Refined ami Shit ped.
Some mighty intetesting figures on two or three couches we have
same day.
And gaze on the face of old Death.
Before the feasts commenced people for .closer and more effective unions.
G rants P ass ,
•
•
O regon .
left over.
and children were seen coming from Among remedies, first of all, 1 would
George H. Kelly, superintendent of The old year is dead tonight
PARKERS
the Booth Kelly Company’s saw mill at | And the womans soul free fronj the chain, every direction, carrying dishes and mention education. I would have gen­
HAIR BALSAM
n»*Hu.r» iuji I
the h*ir.
kettles to the feast house, especially eral education so developed as to pre­
J J C. PERKINS,
Wendling, was in Eugene recently. He Both drift on the tide of eternity’s sea,
Promote* a lmunanl growth.
i
C. M. Stites came home Thursday re­ pressed and otherwise» treated by a pat*
Nev >r Fails to lies to re Gray
ways the mill will be ready to saw lum­
Hair to its Youthful Color.
They have passed from the vision of men, large dish pans amt earthen wash bowls. pare every boy ami girl fur life. An­ maining till Saturday with his parents, ented process, and which is free from
Curt*» ■< a |> <1 — a« » A hair ta..u»g.
ber in a month. However, the null
JuBt before it was ready the loud boom other class of remedies is ‘found in the
U. s. 1 El’UTY
A. L. Chapman, after a few weeks the cement an<l glue usually employed
will nut be started up until the railroad And the New Year is born tonight
of the cannon was heard to call them to­ regulation of the trausmistuon of pro­
MINERAI. Sl'KVEYOK,
visit with his mother, returned to his to hold the particles together. We are
And with it a century new,
is completed, which will probably be
gether and sometimes a young man goes perty from generation to generation,
home last week.
informed that tile« made of thia pure,
And wc greet them and praises will sing,
< lliKGON
(» rants P awn ,
next summer.—Roseburg Review
through the principal part of the town ami this must be brought about in part
May they bountifully bless
Walter Dyke is »|>vtiding the holidays com pressed cork form an admirable
ringing
a
Injll
after
the
mauner*.o(
an
by
taxation,
in
part
by
laws
which
aim
The bciesura.
fl-soring, which, lieaidea lieing noiseless,
Me—and—You.
auctioneer. It reminded one of the para­ otherwise te secure a wide, diffusion of in your city.
a
QOSHOW& SHERIDAN,
M aude M erritt ,
W. D. John ami 11. C. Cougle made water-proof, warm and germ-proof, ia
The report of a coyote near Scio
ble where the servant was told to go out wealth. I have no sympathy with any
capable of withstanding hard usage. By
uauacd a hunt nearly as big as a Boer
MINING ATTORNEYS,
into the highways and hedges ami com­ pro|»osal to ubelish or limit private a business trip to Granta P mmm last
YOU CAN TAKE A
AN ALASKA ENTERTAINMENT
army. The coyote escaped.—Albany
week, Mr. John paying the dentist a varying the degree of compreeaionand
corporatioiiB.
I
would,
however,
bring
pel
them
to
come
in.
Special attention
given to Mining
modifying the process of manufacturing
rather lengthy visit.
Democrat.
Their food consists of pilot bread, them under effective public control, the
and Land Laws, and Land Ollice practice.
slightly, sheets of cork difiere nt in color
Midwinter Festivities and Carnivals of the
The
Williams
Christ
mas
celebration
candy and apples, which are passed sole purpose of which should be honesty
O regon .
Senator Pettigrew wants an expres­
and density are obtained which when
RoSKBt RG.
Alaska Indians,
was well attended,
the house being
around to each guest. All of them sit on and individual responsibility
sion by the United Slates of sympathy
«awed and finished in the form of panels,
The announcement of Chairman Bur­ crowded The programme was mostly
'lie floor, then the large vessel of each
with the struggling Boers. In w hat re­
Having promised many of uiy friends guest is fllle«! full for them to take home. ton, of the house committee on rivers rendered by the older people of the can be used for wainscoting alone, or
U OBERT G. SMITH,
spect the Boers are in need of sympathy
in connection with cork-tile floors. Cork
At your convenien e in your own home just now is not entirely clear.—Oregon that I would visit an Indian entertain­ Previous to the feast a few of the Indi­ and harbors, that no river and harbor neighborhood. A few songs ami reci­ conipreaand into sheets and sawed to the
II I). NORTON,
ment and give them a description of it ans went down to Seattle and pun based hill would be rep>rted at this session of tations from the pupils in Miss Hill's
with my
Statesman
size and thickness desired, constitutes
through the columns of your paper I about three tons of provisions, besides congress, has caused some grumbling, and Mr. Dyke's schools constituted the
a very efficient pulley covering. It is
will now do so with your permission, as buying about two tons here at the store, but as the announcement waa made programme.
The
country
papers
of
Oregon,
with
A ttorneys ani » C ounselors
said that a pulley covered or lagged
one
has
been
in
progress
for
the
past
remarkable unanimity, report a great
also dry goods and blankets and they under instructions from the leaders of
Jacob Wagner of this place was buried
with compressed cork wfll transmit
at L aw .
the majority, it ie likely to bold goed.
holiday trade. Business seems to be five -lays. They are held annually gave away «jne or two.hun ired dollars.
Christinas day. Mr. Wagner has been
50 to 60 ¡air cent more power with the
Ollice in First National Bank Building.
Some ofjhe friends of th«« Nicaragua sick for many months.
universally good. Wheat and hops are about the time of th«* holidays, in a large
All were well dressed, many of the
ssnie tension of belt than one having
low in price, but so many other pro­ building, built especially for that pur­ women urgeously attired. One young canal in both house and senate, are de­
< iRkGON
Miss Abbie Stites and brothers were only a smooth iron surface.—Scientific
G rants P ash ,
pose,
size
about
30
by
40,
all
in
one
ducts have brought good returns that
girl wore a bright purple velveteen dress termined to try and push a bill provid­ in Grants Pass a lew days last week
Amer ican.
money is plentiful
and circulating room, with a ten foot square place in and fancy ribbons, one wore, a white ing for the construction of Ike canal doing their Christmas shopping.
fJEORGE II. BINNS,
the center where the fire is built on the dress wi'h a red saslij and neck ribbon, through at this session of congress,
freely.—Portland Oregonian.
Misses Rena Binghainin ami M ly Ing
Here he funny man of the Nashville
ground, and an opening in the roof one girl, a black brocade silk dress. without waiting for the «report of the
ham came home for a short visit. They Students Company sing “Miss Vir-
through
which
the
smoke
escapes,
or
at
ASSAVER,
Wireless telegraphy and horseless car­
Most of them have nfee* jackets and canal eommission, which will not be: have been in your city for several weeks. ginuy."and come and here the beauti­
riages, it is announced, will soon be cast least a part of it.
capes or very nice shawls and gay made tor at least a year. It is peifactly
ful new negro Lullaby “Just a Little
B ackwoodsman .
A large feast has been given each day colored beaded fuse.nature, with an well und«*rstood, as it wax at the time,
in the shade by the practical application
Nigger.”
with
a
potlatch
and
dance
in
the
eve
­
of inkless printing. When the inventors
abunbance of jewelry nearly always that the sole object in view when^the
< PREGON.
Have you 11 Camera?
ning,
which
soin«*times
continues
until
succeed in devising a plan of ioodless
silver. 1 have counted as many as four­ canal commission was legislated for by
Mining Location..
The cainerai lias become almost a
eating the world will indeed seem like the small hours of the morning. Last teen rings on the fingers ui une woman, congress, was to delay h*gislation for a household necessity,
(K,corded ainea Dec. 25.)
Fond
parents
want
millennium da» s to the man who cannot evening 1 had the pleasure of attending besides a half duz»*n bracelets. They canal, it is also believed that a ma­ to lake the children’s
J. C Mattiaon, waler right ol 600 in*
pictures every few
A
C. HOUGH,
pay the puce the rewtaurauls demand.— one of their dances, .don’t know as my are all manufactured by native jewelers. jority in Ixslh bouse and senate would ' weeks, They catch
them in every con- < lira iroin Applegate gulch in Uallce
Christian
friends
will
pardon
ine,
but
An entertainment is sometimes given vote for a bill to, construct a canal, if ceivable attitude, and with feelings of mining diatriet.
cure for Obesity, Rheuma­ Drain Watchman.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
will atoee for it by making this public by one man and sometimes by several, ¿iven an opportunity to da bo , but, ow-
tism, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver, and Im­
E. E. Matiiaon, water right of 500 in-
pride show them to their friends for their
P actices in all State and Federal Courts
Toe Boers may be far behind the confession.) As I entered the room, a all belonging to the same totem, who ing to the approach of the presidential
die. in Ualice mining diatriet.
purities of the Blood.—15 00 each.
approval and applause. At least, that
Office over First National Bank.
limes iu some things, but they are cer­ hideous sight met my gaze; three or 8v« k to strengthen their influence among «:anipaign, and the fait that large
W. F. I’atlerion and T. J. Rinajr,
is what th« proud fathers of this office
JOSEPH MOSS, Gen I Agt.
G rants P ass ,
-
-
O rkgu )N.
tainly up to date in sarcasm. They four young men were dressed in their d.at ant tribes as well un their own.
quails claim "last Chance”, in Woli
appropriations for other purpos«*s, will do.
Creek mining diatriet.
naw given the British tlie uncomfortable paraphernalia, with faces painted in
inalxiuta week this same company be absolutely necessaiy, it is very
Well, it’s a pleasant custom, and in
assurance that if necessary every Boer black streaks. The headdress was a or totem who have been giving these doubtful whether the leaders will allow
W. T. Patteraon and T. J. Riney,
addition to the present pleasure, the
may be armed with two Mausers instead marked feature of their grotesque attire. entertainments, intend to make a great a canal bill to be voted on at this
quart« claim, "Swanaea", in Wolf Creek
TJR. J. JENNINGS
0
0«
pictures will have increasing value as mining diatriet.
It
was
trimmed
with
ermine
skins,
pend
­
ol one. If the consequent damage would
feast and invite the Hydah tribe over session ; they will quiet those who wonld the years go by, and the boys and girls
increase in the same ratio General Buller ing from the baud, nearly covering the from Prince ef Wales Island, They like to vote lor the bill by telling th«*m
J. I. Cot and W. II Radtlald, qaarta
l>e co me men and women.
claim “Waterbury" in Mt Reuben min­
will find some way to gel back to the head and face (flying in every direction «peak an entirely different language that little Iiaie will be lost by waiting
1 can’t boast of any big collection of ing diatriet.
when in motion) the hollow in the and hut few can understand each other. until the next session, when the report
cape.—3. F. Call.
Will be « iiven at
children’s pictures, but 1 can show you
W E. Dean, quart» claim, "Old Ken­
General Buller has demolished the crown being filled with eiderdown and
We had our first snow storm yesterday. of
' the canal commission will be ready.
a set of views. Why not perpetuate the tucky" in Applegate and Slat. Creek
ROSE HzML. APPLEGATE.
feathers,
which
they,
shower
about
the
The
recemmendatiou
of
Inspector
foot bridge at Colemto. Isn’t that a uew
How is that for such a northern climate?
joys of your vacation outing« by bring­ mining diatriet.
On the Evening of
Breckeundg«*, in his annual re­
wrinkle for a general to destroy the room while dancing, as blessings upon And last night a warm rain melted it all General
1
ing home a series of pit lures of the most
tieo. E. Floyd, quart» claim, ‘ Magno­
their guests. Each one dresses as gorge­
bridges in front of him.—Corvallis Union
away. Only until the pa.,t week have < port, for the creation of a joint army beautiful or characteristic mcchsm ? I u lia" in Waldo mining d'ltrict.
ously as he can afford, in robes, furs,
navy board, fur the purpose of
we had any freezing cold weather Ibis and
1
Gazette.
other words, why not have a camera ol
Dan W. Jobnaon, quart» claim,
cbilkat blanket« etc.
season.
1 arranging fur a more thorough co­ your own to do with as you like?
l or the beneli. ol a
“1‘remo" in Mt. Reuben mining diatriet.
The
spectator«
were
huddled
together
; Crippled Man with a Family.
The coroner of Lake view was recently
Our evenings are quite lengthy now, 1 operation between the two branches of
I have cameras (second hand) as low
REAL ESTATE, ami
summoned to the outskirts of that town, all over the room, nearly covering the aw we are obliged to light the lambs the service, is highly commendnd as a as $2 50 which are guaranteed to do
Real Estate Transfer».
• Tickeb $100.
-
- Supper 25c.
INSURANCE.
where an Indian was discovered lying in floor of the large building, ar they al­ alxjut 3 p. m. and it ìh daylight abont step in the right direction. There were good work. New cameras from $5 up;
< Recorded since Dec. 25.)
Representing the mort reliable com­
several times during the war with
■
Heat of mueic*, and a good time
the snow, apparently dead. Investiga­ ways prefer crouching on the floor to a u a in.
a splendid one taking 4x5 pictures for Hugh L. Whipple tu J. O. Booth,
panies in existence, (both fire and life). • guaranteed
chair. Mothers were bolding their
four* and have a
Spain when the lack of intelligent co
tion
proved
that
it
was
nothing
worse
M
rs . A dah A.
lot y, block 49, Grants Pass, con­
$5.
Notary Public.
girai limi* and help the needy.
babes and half grown childrenin their
operation betwuen the army and navy,
sideration............................................. |2000
Ilian a case of gigantic inebriety.—
You
can
find
all
kinds
of
amateur
sup
­
G rants P ass ,
OaiooN.
arms.
notably the landing of Gen. Shafter’s
Klamath Republican.
plies including a large assortment of Hugh L, Whipple to J. O. Booth,
WamliitiKtoii Leiter.
The only light in the room came from
army in Cuba, would have Ind to serious
lot 16, block 49, (¡rants Pass,
albums.
A. E. V ooriiikh . ,
(From Our Regular < orrtotpondent.)
the itnmeuse pile of burning logs, made .
consideration...................................... 250
and disastrous consequences
had we
In view of the charge made by one
W ashington , l>ec. 25tft, lb’.K).
bright by pouring on fish oil.
been opposed by a more alert and vig
() A (’. I< R Co. to J E. Verdin,
Best Winter Route.
John Kane that he was bitten by a mem­
1 he dancers krep time to a tambour­
Wa hingtori is one of the beat places, nrous enemy than the Spanish. Ke
NW^ofNW'x of m.lfltp. 36
ber of the Police Department it would
For sunshine, flowers ami oranges takt*
south, rang«« 7 west, considera­
ine drum and the beating of sticks upon and during a Christmas congressional <nntiy the two branches of the service
This School is Now Under State Control.
M-em that bu|»ervisor Kai ben's ordinance
the Sunset Route via L or Angeles to ail
l(Xt
tion ......................................................
the fl<>or, accompanied by that boaiM recess one of the best tim««s to see the have worked wall together in the r'hil
Is the Largest and Most Progressive School in Southern Oregon.
to muz/, e greybounds might I m * amen-
points East. Tourist excursion cars and M. E. church. Houth (by trustee«)
rattle
ui
the
Indian
chant,
which
sounds
statesmen
as
they
really
are
when
they
ippinel, but it ih known that there were
New buildings, new apparatus and fixture-*, fine ••anipu*. iiealthful lo< atiun, «ieii/htful tied eo as to include hungry policemen.
to John Mhlrley. let 10, block 77
Bokrriblelo the civilized ear. AH the are off «lilty
In other places they limes, just uller the arrival of our army chair cars to El Paso, Fort Worth, Kan-
climate, excellent influen* e- for -tudent«.
— 3. F. Call.
Grants Pass, consideration.......... 500
«tan City, Chicago, Cincinnati, Houston,
« uurseof study the «ante a« at other Normal" of the "tale.
Indians, men, women
always -«-»-m to be poking, but iii U ash- al Manila, when they did not.
T>e"t advantage- in Vo«al and Instrumental mu.-i« t«> be lound in >outhrrn Oregon.
New Orleans arid Washington, D. C.
I r«*d an I Mary C. Geyer to A H.
wrie juiuing in the i
'Han president has intimated to Gen.
and Mary J. Geyer, lot V, block
Training -chool fully equipped and in charge of ath<>r<> i.b riti<- te t her
Those who go down to the sea in ships
For rates, guides and information ad
at
Tuition I* .2'» per term . mu«i<
and $ 1" per term "trial hall $1.7», and Hwlging .‘MJ ami sail or steam for the goldfields— chant, screaming
10, (»rants Pane, <unaideralion.. 156
There is today a crying need of a ref Wheeler, who is »aid to be dissatisfied <ire«s.
C.
11.
M
akkiiam , G. P A..
per week, students furnishing bed clothing, family board $2 ■*> an i |.J.
their voices, Ex pressi\ e
ormati'Hi in the treatment of the body
with the command given l«iru in the
I
hamos
and Agnes Merrick to Fred
esp
ciaily
H
they
travel
in
such
ships
as
Portland,
Or.
The ba«is of rtiiR reformation i« to be found
$125
for oneyear'n
t.
made with a bone ust*d
Geyer, lot 9, block 70, Granin
in the the«is of Dr. k. V Pierce : “ Die- Philippines, that he will not undertake
The shortest and most thorough route to a "tale - "rti'i a e i- the normal < uric. Ke some of those at»-, that start from Seattle which were held in each
Pass « onsideraiion ......................... 166
iginatr in the stomach must the tank of advising him either to re­
taaea v. i h originate
Compreteed Cork and It» Uses.
— will t»e glad to learn that 25 light­
view clasM*« for tea« hers throughout the year.
ifh the
be cured through.
*„«. stomach ’ ’
dancers.
Fur catalogue or information, address
Cork, as everyone knows, is or»« ol the R M and Hannah E. Ix»gan to
houses are to be constructed along the
In the thirty odd years of IX Pierce’« main where he is or to return to Wash­
i neir peculiar costumes, fierce g< s
.lane t T. L»»gan, lots fi and 9, in
\V. T. VAN .>C0Y. l’re idvnt. Ashland. Oregon.
experience a-» chief
ington and try to resume his seal in best non conductors of heat ami sound.
coast of Alaska. *ince the travel along
b
k *2.’’rants Pass, considera­
tures and monotonous singing was a consulting physician
the
movement
to
get
uongrexs,
and
That
it
has
not
been
morn
widely
u«i»*d
in
that coast has become so large, these
to the Invalids’
tion........................................................ 10»
scene of barbaric gorgeousuee• that «an
appointed
a
brigadier
Hotel
and
Surgical
Geu.
Wheeler
building
is
due
chiefly
to
the
dim
.tlly
warning and guiding hcacmis base be
Institute in Buffalo.
nut wed he de»criued.
general in the regular army, and at once of obtaining it in an him .Derated
come a necessity, and no time should be
Mining Transfers.
Louder and inure exciting ths danc­ N Y., he has treated
retired, rueiMS not to progress, 1he form. A product cal'c-l < k tiling has
more than half a
lost in their con-truction. They will
ing goes on, wilder and mure Iramic million people, with
II.
r.
l'lumriM*r,
et al to L. L. Hharp
opinion is growing that there will be recently been pl-» « » mr 1 * I.«» market,
cost in the aggregate about $750,0‘J0 but
et al group of placer mines on
«grows the chanting, a*liter becomes the a record of ninety-
¿T. B. B7LIDIDOCK, BBOBR.
the
sealing
of
<
»en.
rttrong
opposition
tu
which
is
made
4
what
is
known
to
the
eight
cures
in
every
it will be money well exj»endp<i.— Port­
Powell’s creek, with other consid-
motions or the dancers ami farter the hundred. Th«* theory
I! IM)
Wheeler should be return to Washing­ trade as “virgin cork,” ground, com-
I am prepared to furnish anything in the line of Cemetery worn in any kind land Telegram.
ui! is poured upon the blazing heap. held by Dr. Pierce
ton am) a»k to be sworn in a« a member
that the stomach is
; MARBLE r GRANITE
With frenzied yells and whoops they the chief breeding
Stock Breeders Attention.
of tne house.
Nearly thirty year» of experience in the Marble buaines» warrants my saving
leap into the air, then eiddeniy crouch place of disease, ia
We
have
for
sale
a
few
head
of
extra
that I can ti 1 your orders in the very bent manner.
abundantly borne
William» Item».
uu ths Huor.
out by the «ucces«
Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or Ameri«*an Granite or any kind of fine «bort horn bull* nearly one year old.
of
hi«
treatment
Received
too late for last issue.
They
keep
time
to
the
drum
with
They were sired by a fullblood Kruik-
Marble.
which !• addressed
Mrs. II. Sherer of SteembCNlt it visit­
shank short horn imported from the violent jerks and motions ol the body . primarily to the
stoma» h and other
Their movements became m» re con
ing her moth* r, Mi«. Loveless ol this
Kendal'vilie herd of Cresco, Iowa. The
organs of dig* »Don
place.
Ken lallville herd ol Kroikshank short ] vuitive until they become imarse and and nutrition
No other medicine
horn c it:
have taken more fir«t pre exhausted, then ** ddrnly stop and lace
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lovelrsa ol
act« «o powerfully
rni::ins than ah other cattle in the United I tbs oust, who makes a sort ol npteeb. and as perfectly on
Ige» na Calif, arrived at Williams Sunday
*tates. tl ev are not »jhly the largest and Ine tinging cease« slid all t-jes are di­ the stomach and
o visit for a tuns. They are undecided
•Ahf organs of di­
bea’ lx ef cattle, but 'he tn-st for milk rected toward the speaker with utmost gestion and nutrition,
whether they will live lure or in Cali
reverence,
as
the
tradition
and
biwtory
M
u
and butter.
forma
with shortness of breath, heart die-
Not with-standing the »ire when ten ul the tritje is related, after which li.* flirted
fwuse, stiff».- ati' n dirxine«» »pots before the
Mr. John Anderson and family move«)
eyes ‘liver pains. ' and similar ailment« to Granta Pas« last week.
months old cost ll >'0) in Iowa, we odier set of 'lancers tase their place.
We u,i««a
have
been
vr
mptly
and
perfec
tly
cured
by
is the Urge«? h -use - f its k r. 1 in f : -
un’ry
W» pay «pot
Do
not
think
1
wnl
ever
forget
the
will
>4e '»nt wh;it few we hire of these
hem very mm h but commend them
the use of r '»olden Medical Discovery "
Cath for •// fdnda of Sftfnu and Fura.
»'Xir» choice animals at |35 j 00 ea« h, if »1 range »ehration or spell which took
Thomas A Swarts of Sub station C Colom
' mr ok * -rung ts <v»naelef*»l the n •’ h)< ral ar.d ■ urwtt-
for tai.ing advantage of ths good *< hool
I ki » '»hi . H-.x I- i, wr'tet
J wo taken very
tances the moat prompt.
We rrn.it by draft n oney order
taken quick. Call at the (’ass ranch in p'^seseiun of me during this gruesome, w
< w >
e.»
'nchr then run
tn the
id your city.
•r c»*h on the «me day th»* shipment arrive*
w »■'■ harre
all
my
past
exciting
scene.
it
wan
W
’
.
•»
«hen
f>eer
Cre»
k
valley
and
wee
them.or
write
Wsemnmtatona <« fur«, an-1 fan »i|*r»w or freight rim rea
kidaev and 'iver trouble and my be< k <»« ao
« het» same do O'.« eicw.l ’ p^r rent • f the value 'f
‘p-
Fred E.orcli, Ed and John Bingba
lu.Mginaliuiie about ibtee strange |>eople w^ag J
8. D Mongs,
v »»rcrly gr» around At
I had
n*®t
We keep VHi pr«X»«i at a i tin e« of> the J'nres »if all
all th»*e at r>n<r and I f"*« nsnwey ' - «he doc- man came home (o «[end the holidays.
kti'to of furs Write * -dajr f - Price Liat and <?w«>tgtmn*.
made real*
Dryden. Joeephine Co Ore.
fcnrw wh -te-.-vr I thougM «We.' w-»ul4 4o me any I be latter has been absent several yearn
Ast»» mir r»«yma»b»litjr we refer by pern.Mn»m to--
I he dance h ohm is only about a hun­ woarl 'ft the mor* J <YiCt* re 1 the worar I got.
What Is Mlll<»h?
MFTROP1H TT AN NATIOS KL B«Sh Ch keg a.
witll
year«
! I had t^<omr eo ;<oorly
«
J. Goodwin returned from California
dred
feet
distant
and
sometime«
the
I
4 4»:v WI a n ’he h* >•* *y the tid of •
COSTISFSTAI SATtOSAI HASK ChKOgn
A grand ol«i remedy for Coughs, Colds
»ET S sTWiS Al B ASk. Salt I ake City Ltoh.
tha»r
«nd
f
f
•
w
«hie
I had
m
Saturday after an absence ol several
r-eating of the dr-nn and the noise on thinking that I
o-X
tie
<
red
Then
I
«aw
IFOP1Æ s s At misa I R ask . R.- k I i »•»and. III.
and Consumption
u*»*d through the
.■Vj
month«.
A my
r« who «aid Take mr ad
SUASAThlSAI KSSk 'Ht.»«l*a l.»wa
world l »r half a cwaturji, has »’tired inna tLe floor arid the dancing is airnoet deaf
"•«»STOOMf «V W AMD A CO >«•<<«» «
Oaadt Ckk«fe.
vw» an .a* Dr Herce*» », len Medi«al fX«
t J
rniBg. At u«y present writing the a r is o-v^rv an** make a new man out of yourself*
Sf I M»N MOVITI« A U» (Vet aad hark ftwSeo u«K«ce.
re. J8
m«»rable
cases
of
incipient
consumption
k->SESHAl 1 BPO* A CO . I «Mi stock V ard«.
The nr«t bottle helped me and after I had taken
O.AV, ROBCM90N A CO.. I •»»*•« Mock Varda.
a nJ relieve»! many in a-!van»*e*i stages. filled with their hideo is noire and out­ «|<b< I was w^'zh^d and f «»nd I had jpi ed »7
»’-a 1 have 'lone mr/re hard w><a in «he
cries.
■
SIL DF RM AN HROTHLRS,
If you are nA satisfied with results, wa
rleven months »hen I did in two year« be
and I am healthy to-day and do nA fleet
The
Fol
latch
’
’
is
a
part
of
the
pro
m- n4 f38.128 Mtchgtn
Chicapo, HI,
will refun i your mjnev. Priet25cts., 50
anything like dying 1 cenn-e g!vv
tn^rce «
grammsur votertaiuio*.-nt. Il is a cere Golden Medwal Lhacoeery to»» math praiae ”
ela and 11 — W. F. Kremer.
3
ROVAI BAKING rOWOCR CO , HW YORK
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1
The Death of the Century.
Th« old year is dying tonight.
Outside the wind with a roar
Sweeps round the mountain in shuddering
gusto.
Bicycle ho.-pital for nil repairing al
Like the boom of the waves on the shore.
Cramer Bros.
personal
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Multiscope & Film Co.,
A “Happy New Year
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At Smali Cost..
Turkish Bath Cabinet.
A Grand Ball
;
I
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Marble and Granite Works.
B. PADDOCK.
RAW FIR HOUSE
I he Absolutely Pure
B ai < in 6 P owder
1
Milde from Gn»pe
Cream of Tartar.
Baking powders made from alum and other
harsh, caustic acids are lower in price, but
inferior in work and injurious to the stomach.