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PRICE
BORN
gatiun of Briliab priaonars, and in a
burst of griui hoinor, have named them
Ladyamilh, Kimberley and Maleking
atreeta.
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Enleretl at tba post ottica al Granta Pa*v,
Oregon, aa »ecund-cla»» mail matter.
T hursday , J anuary ii , 1900.
The Roberts invesli<*liug committee
csmtinuM to take evidence in hu cm «-,
•nd Bia chance, for a aeal in cangr.M
•re diminiiiiiug steadily.
Until the
eosmiUea report«. nalhlag daAnite will
be known, but if be should be seated,
the occurreaca aoald l>e productive of a
I tree arnoent of surprise throughout the
country. __________________
As required by a law passed by the
legislature of 189!«, the road district ol
the county have been cbauged to con
form to tlie election prsemet. All reads
in each prer inct constitute a district and
there is ona supervisor in ea< b precinct.
At the June election, and thereafter the
road supervisor will be elscled aa a pre
cinct officer. 11 is suggested that ths
sapervisor of roads in Oak Flat precinct
in this coanty, should have an easy lime.
The mine« of Hoiithern Oregon exce
over those of any other portion of the
state in climatic advantage«, and in the
abundance et water and timber. In ex
tent they compare favorably with thoee
of other localities and in richness they
are not surpassed. The piincipal drawback
i« that they are not eituated far enough
away from civilization to t>e clothed up
on with such glowing re|»ortB of fabulou»
richness as they would lie if they were
situated in Kain»chalka or Tirra del
Fuego.
.
Gen. Olla baa bad tally hie »bare of
abcae, but baa lately bad a breathing
apell. la hi« official report, which 1«
now in print, he deal« in the matters io
which he ha» been engaged during the
tune of his coBJinand in the Philippine»,
and the publication of thia report can. it
i« «aid, hardly fail to raiae him in the
popular eatimation. The poeil.on which
•how» him at hie beat, is that dealing
with reconstruction, and the report shows
that be baa acted with wisdom and abil
ity in laying the four.dations for lhe fut
ure government of the ialanda. In thia
work he has been very ably aaaieled by
Judge Arellano, a leading Filipino law
y*»r, who at one time, waa Aguinaldo'»
wm rotary <4 state, but who reaigne»! on
learning that ha could not well aerve th*
in ter eat a ol hie people in that cod nee
tion. Gen. Otia report« commendable
prog re »a in the matter ol court«, ecboola,
tax «yateiM and lhe eatabliehment of
municipal government«. Ia thia ayatem
the voters, who must be native« ami
property holders, elect their own preei-
Jant or meyor and council by viva
voce vote, 'l he council consists of as
many bead men as there are ward« in
the town. The tax system is described
as a fitting uf American ideas Io Philip
pine needs. It has l>een found necee-
wary to retain lhe “cedula” or personal
certificate, which Gen. Otia issue» for a
nominal aum. In spite of the closing of
many of tba principal |torta by the
insurrection, the custom» receipt« have
exceeded the amount» ever received in a
like time under Hp&sUh occupancy. In
the •< bool department, Gen. Oli» aaya
that both parents and children are eager
for achool instruction, especially in Eng
liab. In Manila, more than 5000 child
ren are attending schools at a coal of
I0,0f>') Mexican dillara a month. The
teachers include Americana, Spaniards
and Filipinos. The report shows that in
•pile of the unfavorable uonditiona in
the Pbilippines,the establishment el good
government in the i»lan<ls lias made
great advancement in those portion»
which are under American control, com
paring favorably with the piugres-i in
Cuba and Porto Rico. The American
administration iu all these colonies ha»
been eucceaafol past expectation aud
the Fiuro|»ea:i government» may study
our methods with much profit to them
selves and their colonies.
Cut Prices on
Capes and Jackets
rfuI |»lM.ta«raF>>
f tow.
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• l .
Mr. Koons •» nor getting a “8*) r 4 J
,
HARVEY- WEAVER—lu
Medford, for the inclure and aa »own as he i*
L>ec 31, 1899 Homer Harvey and eurrd that it will be protected he •Hl ,
Miss Lillian Weaver, by Rev. W. B. place it on exhibition. Two of the pu-
Mo« re
tore« have been printed and w>uunted
STEVENS—WILLIAMS—in Jackson •nd sent wwny. They have the P *»»<>
ville, Jan. I, 1900. by Judge U.K
Hanna, J. Sleveus and Miss May F. finish and are jieriecl in every 'feta
One ol the pictures waa *»*1 tu me
William.
Uun. Jerauld Fitxgibbon u‘Nu. b Mar-
lonSjUAre. Dublin, Ireland, and -n- te,
DIÉD
Mr. J. Edward Ogden of New Ï
<• ‘,v
**■ AGNEE In Ashland, on Thursday
The pictures were recently taken b) ,
Jan. 4, ,1900, Jacob Wagner aged 7V
Mr. J. A. Koons with “Al X iG* r’*n*
oramic camera from the tup of th» steci
lower of the Niagara Fall» Tower Com
pany, 390 feet m the air. The camerai«
of the kind made by the MukincopeA
Film C >mpanjr of Birliagto. Wi-. ami
lhe picture taken a Uh it by Mr. Koonz
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALMERS
is nearly three foot long.
The camera was adjusted in position
at the lop uf lhe lower and then al ’he
Office on 6th St. oppo. Court House.
touch of the apring th» mechanism waa
Residence North 7th bt.
released au<l lhe camera Hew round in a
GRANTS PASS, OR. circle like lightning, the feus sweeping
everything in a radius of seveu and one-
half i. iles and making a complete cir cu
lar picture. The picture was taken in
Demand for Woodchopper«
stantaneously but not a feature of the
J. T. Tufia, of Wolf Creek, who wae in entire view is emitted.
Portland yesterday, left order» for 150
The city is shown perfectly. Main
woodchoppers at a city employment office Street can be Been stretching away to
He ia manager of tlie Sij«»ar Piae Door A the north, the mills and factories in the
Lumber Company’a intereat in that pait lower milling district loom up conspic
of Southern Oregon, and the men are uously, the residence section is carefully
needed to fill a contract for 30,000 cords portrayed, and the river, the islands
of wood, to be cut for the Southern Pa and lhe falls are clearly seen. The tow
cific railroad. Mr. Tnffa »aid woodchop er at Lundy’s Lane is a prominent fee
p**ra were scarce in that section of the ture of the picture and the beautiful
stite this winter, though usually more waters of the lower Niagara have the
men present themselves than are needed. appearance of a silver thread in a dist
Men are payed $1 25 a cord for cutting ance, yet so disiinct is lhe view that the
and pil ng the wood ‘‘at the Mump” the contour of a steamboat of the Niagara
wood l»eing hauled to Wolf Creek Htation Navigation Company can be plainly dis
on aeparate contract9. Chopper» camp tinguished making its way up »(ream.
out, fernishing their own supplies, w hich
The Islands in the upper Niagara Riv
can be bought at the Sugar Pine Door A er near Ton i wanda can be seen and the
Lumber Company’» stores, r.ear by. farm lands for quite a distance out are
Men usually go in pairs, building their shown before the picture merges into
own cabin» and having a regular picnic the sky line.
in the resi >4> ih timber, where sunshine
The diameter of the view is about 15
ia much more prevalent, than in the miles, It is an experiment on the part
northern part of the Mate, aa the dim uf Mr. Kounz and its success has opened
•te of Josephine county rceembles that new possibilités in the art of photogra
of California, rather than that of Oregon. phy— From the Niagara Falls, N. Y.»
The contract it is thought will take two Gaz tte, Nov. 10, 1899.
years to fill.
The advance in price« of both wood
WHY PUT UP
cutting and the fini»hed product shows
A perishable mark st the la»t resting
that pratperity has gathered tbiw indus place of your loved ones when you can
try into it benign folds, a» it lias »wept get a good marble headstone of your
over thia country, Three years ago, Grants l'ar-» dealer for $15 to $18.
woodchoppers were paid 90 cents a
.Mining Local lol»»
cord in the same woods, wihle men were
eager to get the work
Now the price
(Recorded since Jan. 1)
ha» advanced to |1 25, and the contrac
O. D. Burnell, R. F. Gihaon, and M.
tors pay the most of the men’s fare iroin I>. Hudson, quartz claim, “Little Falls,”
in Mt. Reuben mining district.
Portland. The Southern Pacific railroad
Joseph Pollock, quartz claim. “Dick,”
could get all the wood it wanted in 1897
in Jump off Joe mining district.
for $2 a cord. Now the company make»
John R. Mackin, placer claim in Wolf
no complaint about paying $2.50.—Oreg
Creek mining district.
onian, Jan. 6.
Ed Smith, placer claim, “China
Point,” in Briggs C eek mining disliict.
S tate of O hio , C ity of T oledo ,# H8.
R. Huysink, quartz claim “Anna,” in
L lclm C ounty ,
i
F rank J. C heney make* oath that Wolf Creek mining district.
F. M. South and (’. W Thompson,
he is the senior partner ol the firm of F.
J. C heney A Co. doing business in the quartz claim, “Ix>ndon,” in GiaveCretk
city of T oledo , county and Mate aw afore J mining district.
said. and that Raid firm will day the sum
F A Batea, quartz »laim, “Maggie B”
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for ea. h I in Wolf Creek mining district.
ami every < ate of Catarrh that cannot
F'. A Bat«-, quartz claim, “Webfoot
he cured by the uho of H a I.l.’s C atakkh
Planter,’’ in Woll Creek mining district,
Ct kk —F rank J. C iieney .
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
Chester Hoxzy, quartz claim, “Chet,”
mv presence, this 6th day of December, im Limpy Cieek mining diotrict
A D lHhfi.
A. W. G leanin ',
John R, Harvey, J. D F’ Stevemon
( real )
Notary R•‘public.
ini M L Burns. 3 )U0 inches of water
Hall’s Catarrh Cure i» taken internally Iroin Derr and Squaw creeks in Iliinois
aud acts directly on the blood and mu< - mining district
ou< surfaces of the syelein Send for
H. L. l>v\ere, 5 acies placer ground in
te* im hi inlf», free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo,O. >u< ker Creek mining district.
Geo. W. Trefren, Mary F. Treiren, Syl
Sold hy Dnuginte, 75c.
vias Taylor, John F. Smith , D. 11 Miller,
ilall'H Family Fills are the beet.
1*. H. Oviatt, Sarah C. Oviatt 146 acres
placer ground in Picket Creek mining
Williams Items.
district.
Mr. and Mrs, Binghatnan were in the
G. Gilbertson and R. Confer, quartz
city last week. Tbey have purchased claim, “Treadwell,” in Grave Creek
the home of Captain Evans.
mining district.
Ira Sartin waa in the city last week I J. S. Rickenbach, quartz claim “Horse
i bead,” in Horse Creek mining district
with a load of beef.
Thia seema to be a
J. S. Rickenbach, qnartzclaim, “Gold-
en Mate,” in Horse Creak mining dis
time out here.
trict.
Mr. J. D. Kennedy, who bad hia leg
J. 8. Rickenbach, quartz claim, “North
broken several months ago, is again able
Extension of Dixie Queen,” in Horse
to walk around with tue aid of crutches. Creek mining district.
MARRIEB
« > >
They are Beifeld’b Goods, *hich
Style and Quality to lie right.
W
Mr. J. A. K mm . •« lbi»<->
MUFF1T—in Talent precinct, Jan, 4,
1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Liucoln Moffit, compliahed r.uuelhinx *n ,he ar
photography that ia truly
a daughter.
He has «ueceeled in taking * '• ,a
ROSS—In Central Point, Jan. 1,1900. lu tor pkture of tl* city »nd the efibre sur-
Mr. and Mr. (J. B. it
a son.
rounding country, making a won tr u
insures
t
!
j* 3 .*
j
HOLMAN Äi SON,
W. E. DEAN. & CO.. Propr.
Post Office Building.
Wether bee at al for a < bange of the
wagon road running throngh the lands
of Ada SjFarahawk in sec. 14, tp. 37 8,K
Gwest, the court ordered that said report
be accepted an«l that said road be re
paired a« recommended by the viewers.
Th« following claims were allowed
and ordered paid by warrants a» fol
low»
Trimble Ajl'acher. blksmithing I 6
B O Mi-Cuiloch aurveys, road plat 44
10
L L Jennings, viewing road . ..
J F (ialeener,
”
”........... 10
in
J C Randle,
“
C ri .Montgomery, marking road .
2
L L Jennings,view Lou»« cr ruad
3
3
J P Galeener, ”
.................... .
3
J C Randle,
M
44
44
.
R Scoville, chainman road ........
2
Irwin Hudson Co, stationery.
3
Jerome Ben.on, care pauper» ... 2:*o
4
A K Rus«, Mdse, paupers ...
16
R L Bartlett, »lainpM,expres»age
14
W E Dean A Co. meds, pauper»
10
Dr Flanagan, med. at tan paupers 09
Ora Brown, drawing jury h»l . .
1
F H Wilson,
.........................
2
2
W 11 Simmons, 4 4
44 4 4 .........
F W VanDyke, 3 iusan exam
15
Oregon Observer, printing trea’»
notice report»
...................... w
I 50
G.P.Now Light
Power <’u. ... 30 00
Frank Crow. a»»t. drawing jury
list Galice precinct ................
2 00
Ben Simpkins, a»at. drawing jury
IIHl « mln • j- c < jim -l ..................
2 00
E b Merrill, drawing jury list
Galice precinct...............................
3 0)
J S Moore, med. atteu. pauper» . 2<i .'>0
J H Moore 3 insane examination». 15 OJ
W F Kremer, med. attendance on
pau|>er ......................................... . ... 50 75
W I Kremer examining insane
I” I ou.
................
16 00
E Coran, metis, court house ....
> I .
R
M Logan, Lumber road
district No 8 ................................. 28 40
I H Chapman, guard prisoner
I» 75
W W Woolfolk, hauling lumber
for bridges.......................................
4 00
R L Coe A Co, mdse, paupers. . .
4 Ö0
Oregon Observer, printing delin
quent tax roll ........
79 80
Mrs. B A Piatt, washing lor
prisoners ...................................
4 50
N B Mead, work granite walk
30 00
N Reynolds, hauling granite for
court house sidewalk
85 15
Fzank Colvig, work Rogue river
bridge...............................................
(1 00
Clark Savage, 20 acres placer ground,
in Missouri Fiat mining district.
Old Channel Mining Co, 14,000 inches
water from Fall, Clear, Little Six mile,
and West fork Alder crooks, in Illinois
mining district.
Real Estate Transfers.
' Record«»J aim s Jan, 1.)
Hugh L Whipple to Geo. R Riddle
»E>4 of SEW of sec. 13 tp 26
south, range 6 west, with ether
comidaraticn ....................
$ 10
J. H. Thorndike to Joseph M om ,
lota 4, 5 and 6, block 35. Grant«
Pa»», consideration
........................ 2&f
R. Heinbach to Anna L. Heinbach,
lot 1. block 53, Radroad addition
to Grants Pass, with other consid
eration .................................................
1
R. Heinbach to Mary 8. Heinbach,
lot/2. block 53. Railroad addition
to Grats Fab», with other consider
ation .......................................................
1
J. A. Jennings et al to Joseph Mos»,
tract of land 830x296 feet in Bound
ary line addition to Grants Pa*»,
consideration....................................... 50
H P DAL. Co. to J. T Tuffs, et al,
NWQ of SW4.. NEW of MEW.
and bE’i of NWQ of sec 16, tp,
33 south, range 6 west, consider
ation ..................................................... 30
Joseph Moss to Geo. J. Hiller, lots 4
5 and 6, block 35, Granta Paws,
consideration ................................... 250
John Burke to R. A. Booth, tot 1, »x-
tension of block “(»” K undary
line addition to Granta 1‘asa, con-
aideialion...............................
. 20
J.C Mason to Henry Schmidt, lot
15. block 7, and W'2 lot 16, blcx-lc
7, Miller» addition to Grants Paas,
consideration ................ .... .......... 1.50
I, W. Holmes to Margaret E. Evan«
1 acre in NVV*< of 8VVW
sec-
tp. 36 Mouth, range 5 west, consid
eration ................................................... 300
Peter Fordney, of Waliawa county,
baa unfolded a scheme for raiaing elks,
and proposea te start an elk ranch on
Bear creek in Jackson county. We hope
that Mr. Fordney ia aot joking in this
matter, ami that he will really go ahead
with the enterprise. The elk ia a noble
animal and one that is rapidly tiecoming
extinct. It la worth while to endeavor
Ueunly Court Proceeding».
to perpetuate thia apecies, for if progress
In the matter of dividing the county
in game destruction goes on in the future
as it has in tlie past, the jackrabbit will into new road distriet» under the act of
aoou be the largest gainu bird in the lhe Legislature of 1899, it i» hereby
ordered that all road districts now exist
wilderness
ing in this County be abolished
And
Despite the fact that a cl owe count of it ih further ordered that road district
Mining Tranafera.
the year« which have previously elapsed numbers from 1 to 16 inclusive l>u eetab-
( Recorded since Jan. 1 )
suggests the advisability of waiting till liskod in accordance with said act, said
Harry and W. T. Cope, to Jesse Cope,
placer mining property in Yank
next year to begin a new cenrury, there districts to be numbered consecutively
district, with other consideration. $1
are still some evidences to the contrary. and known by the name of (be election
If. M. Meyer» and C. Kenslqr to I). L,
It is a fact that in one household in this precinct in which said road district ia
Browning,
interest in “Black
town, at the end of the year, a lamp- situated. Each of said districts shall
King” quartz mine, on Bear gulch.
chimney which had been used for 10 lie wholly within one election precinct
Coyote Creek mining district, with
other consideration................................. 1
yeare, broke without apparent cause. and lhe boundariea of the name eball be
Also the clock stopped and the old cat that of the rlrclioe precinct, and shall
died. This aggregation of calamity was be as follows:
■uppoaed to be consequent on the jar ol No.
the wheel* of time entering on a new
1 I North Granta I *a»n
.N B Mead
century and is duly submitted to as evi 2 ! bouth Grant» Pas»
John B Hale
8
I
West
<
»rants
PaN»
KA
N Rymer
dence to that effect.
4 I Wolf Creek
.. .M C Ruble
I » Mount Rsufoui
E W Pana
Lieutenant J. C. Gilmore of the gun fi > Galice................
Ben E Stall I
7 ( lxdand ..........
boat Yorktown, who was captured last
W II Hampton
8 J Merlin ..............
Garrett < rocket!
April by the Filipinos and recently res
V I Lui ky <Ju en
Geo T McCormick
cued by Colonel Haro, speaks warmly of I I Murphy............
P B M Burrow
Agumaldo, sayiiy? that he experienced II I William» .......... ............ H ii bparlm
the Iwst of treatment from the rebel 12 I Slate Creek
George L hw if
. W hi Kei r
chief, but after he was placed under the 11 1 Kerby................
11 t Oak Flat
jurisdiction of General Tino, he experi 16 > Altbouse............ .............. A F Nelson
Peter I'ayne
enced many hardships Tino pul (HI- 10 I Waldo..............
... Adam Wimer
moie and his companions under the
Liqnor License» granted as follow»
charge of h subordinate officer with in
John Auten, Kerby precinct, for 9
structions that they should all be aho% months. F C Millon A Co., Leland pre
cinct
for 6 months.
but the officer had a conscience and left
Ferry
license granted
to Elisha
them instead, in a wilderness to starve
or get away as beat they could. While Frankum to run a ferry acros» R gue
river in sec. 4, tp 36 S, R 7 weal, at
they were building rails for the purpose Indian Ranch for lhe term of two year»
of floating down the river, they were die-
Justices of the peace aniM'intvd to
covered and rescued by American troops. serve until their «uccesaora ar«» elected
and qualified, as follows
jour attention to my line
Well Creek precinct, A S R »senbeum
The German imperial mail ateamer
Mount Re ifom precinct,II M Morgan.
General, was detained by the British al
Leland piacmct D L Browning.
Aden with the object of searching her
Lucky Queen precinct, II M Gorham.
verge. Thia art following the seizure of
Murphy precinct, FG Day.
Oak Flat precinct, A F Nelson.
the Bundeeratli iMlagoa bay, has roused
Allhouae precinct, J M hmock
The main thing for you to consider is: Don’t lie too
the German ire, ami Emporor William
I he court canveeeed scalps and cert I-
is said te be highly Incensed. It looms fiantoeof UMgUgmtoe ibetefor, tel - rw
Delay fosters uncertainty and often disappoint"
late.
Quite a number of the young people
H. M. Meyers and Chas. Keneler,
that the matter threatens serious coin Oovete mb I m 36; penlber ocalpe 3;
of Williama, attended the New Year’s quartz claim, “Black King,” in Coyote
Il you delay you can’t blame me if the very
tnent.
plications, (treat Britain recently seized wild cat scal|»« 13.
ball at Swinden'» hall, and they report Creek mining district.
oome American cargoes at Delagna bay,
Road Bupervieor'« account« for 1899,
Suit or Overcoat you wanted has just been sold.
a good time.
W. I). McIntosh and Columbus lfen-
but thio government was leniently dm allowed as follows;
Exceptional values in Men’s Heavy Underwear
Ed Bingliaman cut bis hand quite net, 20 acres placer ground, “Copper
posed and entered no protect. It is ex Benton Burrough.Biqrerviaor Diet
N<. J
.
barlly laat week, He lint to go to town Knob,” in Wolf Creek mining district.
$ 40 00
pect e< I that if such eeiaureo should con
Woolen Shirts, Hosiery. Blankets, Etc.
B Burrough, extra work in dist
22 60
for surgical assistance.
tinue, a protest from this government I W York, No 4
. 20 00
David John Sr. wan in the city laut
would become necessary. The general Illi bpar im N<> .
24 13
week.
opinion seems to lie that the British
” year 1898 ..... . 20 00
00
government io acting with a good deal of Allison I very, No 3
Frank Toppings, who has been con
Adam Wimer. No 8
. 130 73
recklessness in making these seizures, Nbarmau Jess, No 10
fined to the house fer several weeks by
26 00
and is liable to cause hostile feelings h i' i;
No« 11
injuries received from falling from a
100 00
No it
which she can ill afford to incur, and J I I t :i..
26 00
burn* is again able to be around.
Whitney
Adame.
No
17
85
. 30
which might be avoided.
woman wouldn’t faint The woman
Mias Etfie Grizzle of Medford ia visit well
W I Ho»gh, No U
. 30 00
who easily grow» faint and dizzy who
P B M Burrow. No 18
ing friends on William« creek.
20 00
ha*» palpitation of the heart—a “stuffy”
Goose lake is frozen over an 1 skatiug Stephen Jewell, No 19 ........
feeling hot flu«hr» nervous troubles,
. 30 00
I
Miss l>ura Williainsoii is still visiting ; Itetter look for the cause in her digestive
Cuunvll Mealing
parties are now popular in Like county. James Neeley, No 20
66 60 W F Kremer, mr»L alien. pau|w*r« 50
■
system
or iw the distinctly
in
M-Ulurd.
15
The
i
ity
council
met
in
regular
session
E
W
Dana,
No
23
...................
Dr.Kremer,
3
insane
examination
32 00
Geographically, this portion of the state
feminine organism ma>be
ti •
•
. 50 00 N B Mead, viewing road
on Thursday evening, Councilmen Me
M ibb Josephine Darneiife’s school in both
is in southern Oregon, lieiag nearly is N B Mead, No 16 ....
NK
6
Abe Hervey, No 6
................... . (G 00 Gorge Cronk, “
**......................
Women
who
are
not
quite
Grew, H. E. Smith and Rummage being c'uBed laet Friday and she has leturu*d
the center of the south line <4 the »into.
“ .............. •
I
well
and
don't
know
just
Viewers apjrointcd to meet with the L L Jennings. ’*
a bar nt
A petition for sidewalks on home.
Lakeview, at the head of G«x>se lake, is
II r.. th road matk<r
what is the matter, and
surveyor to survey read pe’itione-l by G.
Sixth street, which has been duly l»ub-
women who are really sick
I’ Le 1111,
farther sow th than Grants Paes, and a
Mrs. Tryer and M ihm bill visited the 1 | and
W. Iluwarter cl al, across l.impy creek J K I igney, vew mg road
don't know exactly
4
hghed,
wa«
com*
ide
ret
I
ami
granted
An
little over 150 miles east of it in a
family
uf
W.
C.
btites
Funday.
what
is the
4
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“... . - . •
bridge on west ot laaac Findley’s house J H Colby.
ordinance providing for sidewalks on
matter should
straight line, though nearly twiie tbai
4
”...
Reverend» Davis and Bruw arc- till i write at once to
a* follows; L. L Jennings, T. Y. Dean J P Galeenar, “
Wixth, F an<l G streets, and condemnit g
far by wagon road. Il is one of the
C A Haating», nidn rua»l Jdia-
holding meeting« in the Hoxey «cl out I»r K V Pierre,
and J M. Howell, to mttl and proceed
15
certain portions of the present sniewalks,
t»i. t No. 3
at Buffalo, N Y.,
problems that eon trout inhabitants of
house.
B ackwoodsman .
forthwith to survey said road
i
Gia«»
A
Prudhominc,
atatmnery
stating their
passed
its
three
reading«,
was
voted
on
the eastern states, how two localities to
symptom»
in de
It ia ordered that sealed bids be al Ed \ inDorn, w»»rk ilivtrirt No 3 24
by the council, and t>ecaine a law
near each other caa have ouch radically
tail
They will
li
Oregnu Fruit in Ksrop«*
vertised for, for the construction of Janiea Holman, jnidii'e tluuket
be advised by
| On mol mu the city attorney was in
different climates, with so few point» m
28
F S Austin, woik du’. No. 3
F. H. Maron, consul general at Berlin Dr Pierce with
ab<jul two miles of country road, on ths C E Austin, ”
structed to pre pair an ( r finance allow
”
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Common. In southern Oregon, as the
out charge
Mooney Mountain survey. Bide to !*• Noah Sitnpkm*. work dint. No. 3
IB
Dr Pierce is,
ing the city lo cvy a tj x of 10 mills, the writes to the Mate department In re«
term ia understood, meaning that |»or’
•»
and for over
received up to 9 o'clock A. M , January I R Cornell, mdse paupers
additional rale l*eing for the pui )»ose of pert to dried aprico!«, peavUra anti par-» thirty
lion of the state which hoe bat wean the
years ha« been
2V*h. 1900. Said road to be built over LiBter A Calvert exp. paup-ra
a*ei»ting in del raving the expense of the it ii av I* »aid that there Imita from ti e rhysKian m the world renowned consultine
Cascade and Coast ranges, there lias
!nvali<l»’
priaonera
.................
......
Fati
tic
eoa
8
of
the
United
><atta
•
lhe route already surveyed, as it a|>|»eara I-<I Lister, b'attl prisoner
lutel an«! Surg cal Inafitnte, Buffalo N Y.
8‘»
new sewer ayatem.
been, virtually, no such thing an ice thia
He
ha«
treated
an«!
cured
more
suffering
in
mate
and
control
the
market«
of
con
A motion wa« ma le to instruct the city
winter and the two < limatea are about at page 336 Vol. 3 (Jommieetoner'a I'•! I «ter, stampe, serving paper« 45
women than any other physician in the
tmental
Kumpe.
Nothing
comparable
Journal. Tlie court reserve» the right MvCalleater, Gauo, lumber diM .
world,
and
more
of
his
Favorite
Pre«crip-
attorney to prepare an ordinance extend
as near like each other an are those ul
63
\
I
tiow,” for the correction an«! cure of all dis
to o j -ct any and ail bids. It is further
mg the fire liHiila to include bock* 32, to them 11 | o nt of «ke, fl-v >r, tender order« and diseases of the feminine organs,
Michigan and Georgia.
4
Rogue River Courier printing
ordered Dial »aid bids be advertise«! in I (» B<x»lh, board of jurors.......... . . 50
33, 66, and 67 The motion waa lost; li err ol pulp, anil gene/al excellence eaccpt cancer, ha« been »old than of all
other simitar medicines
Great Bntaia opened the New Year the Rr^ue River Courier lor three wee k» J H Miller, rndae, pau|>er«
. 6
lodson and Frisch voting yea, Dunbar, had ever liven seen in Europe until they
Write to Dr Pierce If hi« medicines are
were imported from the United Stalea what
with two small victories which were commencing .«jth the first issue cl said Witn»«« Ire«. September circuit
loin
Smith
and
Fay
voting
no.
y u neetl he will tell v«>u ao, if thev are
court................................................... 23 MO
They
Lave
established
wholly
n-w
elan*
n«X
what v -n net»! he will honestly say so
barren uf results and which were loel i»aper after date hereof.
Rev. Father Hickey of the Catholic |
Trimble. Bacher A Cook, mdse,
>
darti*
of
ri/eilenue.
anti
erratni
a
new
la the matter ot road petition of W.
flight of ineide of the nest lew day«, by
& 50 chervh a<ldre«-fd the council, making
road dial No 3
• ‘ -ufficient guarantee that his
a »»-ries of revetses which were ale*> un
L O'Brien at al for a wagon road in Jos Johnaon, work on bridge, road
rvipirat that a ’ight be placed at that market, which, if the trade itproperly advice will not be btaaed by the hope of
•rthng you a few hotties of medicine.
6
diet No 8
important General French regret« to district No. 9 Lucky (J i»«n precinct.
church. The request was granted and manAge I, they caa hold in future agamM
If v >u wGh t • study up roar >’wn m«e
all
probable
competition.
report an “accident” by which 70 of hi» I L. Jennings, J. W. Howell and Eelua h PDA L Co, lumber. K R bridge
Dr Pierre will sent! you, /err <y" a/Z cast,
the matter referred to lhe fire ami water '
4
'•«u II Brigti«, justice ires
• paper bound copy of hi« great r<orvpage
•>
men were taken prisoner, and many Pollock are hereby appointed viewers to John Turner, constable (res
committee with instruction« lu secure a
fox'k the "Common Sense Medical Ad
Another Saw mill.
more killed and wounded LadyemiUi i« survey same and te marl with surveyor Clarrn.-e U Brown, witness fees
1
viser,” of which ver 7*' wv were sold at
light.
a
Wa er Pre. hl and Schmidt Br> «.have F
a copy
All that Dr Pierce asks ia
in dira atraiU an<l caa not hold out much I B. (>. McCulloch, on Wednesday Jan WmGjerge, witness levs
lhe street commissioner was ustruct
that you sen«! ?t nr cent «tamp«, to pay
J E L<Mmi8, paujwra
.............. to
longer unless relieved. All eye» ere uary BHh. 1900, at 8 •'«tech A. M
e«i to repair all dangerous sidewalks, lately secured a saw-mill tn Dram, the cos« ot mailing .m/y If you prefer the
t
J T Logan, luutbwn«. bridge«.
turned on Buller, who now ha» a large
In lhe matter of the road petition of 8 P D A I. Co. lumber, rood«
and elect to a I’end to repaitfM a i«-ak in which they will art up abowt two milee book in fine French cloth «end ti stamp*.
north of town near ths Merlin rued. Add rear Dr R V Pierce Buffalo, N. Y;
army oa the Tugvla river, and great J. J. Layton el al for a wqgnn road in Kilham Matiunrrv Co, stationery 14
the City Hall roof.
thing« are expected ol bun, which, a» road district No. 11, now road district j John B Wimer, work, road dial
G H. Stover, in behalf of the Fire There it a conei lerable body of good tim*
II
x
yet, have failed to materialise. Methu No 4
Wolf Croak precinct, for a |
company, male a request for fOJ feet b ,r, both yellow aud BUgar p'ne. iu tbit
en aull “lieljB hi» poeitioai” < n the Mo | dislan«'* o( eboel 1% tnilee, the c »art
4<> acre (arm ¡2 mi lea tor Portland, 2 more beae. stating that the present sup «•ct t on,co ver i ng the hi He on both side- of‘
«e
der river. The Boers have eet apart or dared that Mtd rued be declared te | tnilev from p »st offlee, to exchange for ply was insufficient It wa* dtc deti not the r.Hi’l for several mi lee. The acuvsa-
three Mrt vte in Pretoria lor the ac >m be a public r >ad.
Gran*-» Pam rva dewce prx>|«erty. Inquire to grant lhe request at thi« time. Uoxm-, ability of this timber t»a greet addit»oral
adatieii of the exrr invreaamg cvngre
lu lhe matter of the road petition of J. at th ia office.
cil aJj” uned toneel Thursday, Jea. » e alvantag-
Money
Saving
Clothing
Sale
l M pii ’ s
|ê}
Suits and Overcoats
It is something be
sides bad air that
makes a woman faint
in a close theatre A
r
OlFFESiEIlFIIl
I
I
B
I
25 1 Discount
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1
.4 > J»
•25 percent Discount on Fine China I
on several lines of Decorated Semi-Porcch^
Dishes.
Hair-Riddle Hardware (?’
I -
AT JEWELL S OLD STAND
coivi 11ST G-
WAIT FOR THE
UNIVERSITY OF
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Room plastered house, barn, « m J
brick cellar and 2J4 acres of x.
bearing apples, ¡»ears, prunes,
cherries, grapes and bernea, l<»eaten/
»•ity,
uv. ior
for f-iuv.
$2100. yivuu
$1000 uow
down
u aim
and biiK.
time.
S
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CALIFORNIA"' ....... ...
GLEE, BANJO AND
MANDOLIN CLUB'S
-CONCERT
GRANTS PASS OPERA HOUSE
Friday. January 12th.
I \ Acres of red land lying with I
L*' posure, five acres iii vultivaiu
land i> one mile from Grants Pasa.ot/,'
1 ground and almost perfectly protects
irost, will make a fine orchard.
One block in town, over "
tpicivrvF year old fruit trees. Thu,
•
I has for years been producing very
dantly in fruit, berrie« and garden
There is a good house and out I» ul -.
' K
also a good well. Five minutes u.,
4
s< bool or church. Would sell three
100x150 feet, (corner lot,) for $400.
j would ma»»e a beautiful building lot.
I
FÜN! FUN! FUN!
4; 1(H) lowest side of city, 50xl*i .
’c
a nearly new six ruoui iiw.
pleasant location and cheap.
HlA Iar,n oi bA) acres omin
leva. 12 acres in ■ ultna
Good vai iety of fruit. Waler fur irrigit^’
puipo-es. Tins place is a bargain an«!^?
want io see it be4ore it is sold.
WITH THE CLUBS ARE
Director
C. IC. Moren
Hehwartz A Tully ... .Character Artists
Buys a good hous-e and uur?
. Monologist
Eimer B. Harri» ....
block within four blocks otfc 8
Postothue.
One halt the amount du
.
.Comedian
Arthur C. Nabe . .
... Celluist >c< ures the property; balance in monn A
Edward (». Küster ..
•
... Violinist payments«. Price A Voorhies.
Hugo G. Poheine . .
Ami the Celebrated
s»x acre» of fruit in good car
turn, about half a mile from;,
ROUGH HOUSE SEXTETTE.
i’ostottice, no house. Here is an opportuj
ity tor the making of a splendid home
Price & Voorhies.
Prices 50 and 25 Cents.
X )( )( I
acre»
7 troln tuwn< AlH»ut Jkairtj
No extra charge for reserved Seats.
Gear and balance in timber. 12 or 1.5 acm
Tickets on sale at Clemens’ drug store fenced with new board terne. Ibretv
January 11 and 12 from 8 a. in to 6 p. m. four acres in fruit bearing. General varie
ty of fruit. Land lays facing tlie south.
Juit the place for fruit culture. A .’» room
house small barn and good well. Corneil
and let us tell you more about it.
Ask Ashland About It. $2500
,,rc" uf fruit. young Its,
in goo.l condition, 0-room pie- a
ter. 'l fiou-e dry liou.e, barn, eie., etc., te*t «
waler in town. Only 7 blocks from tlie
Po.tofli. e. Ask Price & Voorhies.
A s,ory »nd a half plastered
hou>e, lour rooms and woodshed
down stairs and lot> of room up stairs; V,
a« re of ground, good >ha<ie. 9 blocks frwu
I’o-toffice. Flail . a-,u secures the place.-
1 rice and Voorhies.
Candles
Nothing m I m adds bo much
to the charm of the drawing
room or ttoudoir
»he aoftly radi
ant iitfht from CORDOVA Candle*.
Nothing will contribute more to the
artistic succe«* of the luncheon,
tea or dinner. Th«- beat decorative
candle* for the aimplext or the
tage or manaion. Made in all color»
r, and the moat delicate tint« by
HTANDARD OIL CO.
•nd »old everywhere.
$1000
I
J lli’ a,,,ounl buy» one acre of
gou<i land within 10 blocked
the 1 ostoffi(e; cniall but <o»v home. well.
Miiall orchard. $5UUdown secure» ilie place
vMiii monthly payments for lhe balance.—
rrice A \ oorhies.
)( ) Four ai res in orchard; small
hou>e and outbuildings. These
trees are in good bearing, and adjoining
S( >( )( )
1 birty acre-near town. • Both
red and dark soil. Thia land
a\s vAeli »hellered, ami is ueil adapted to
On the night of Dec. 14, there come to iruit raising.
r
my ranch a 3-year old filler with white
1
Spot in forehead and owe white foot, 11 II I iarin.A«i acres m cultivation
each
branded on right thigh. Owner can yar
Enure farm can be covered with
;I1UI.
taken
frun,
th
e
Applegate.
Ihi»
have same by paying charges.
arm , .ibid 1« made very profitable
an
M u kick I les .
up lo date farmer. Worth ¿Xian acre.’■ an
be bought tor half that amount.
Did» \l anted
acre», nioetly in
Notice 1» hereby given that the county
orchard, and lieanng iruit.
court uf Josephine County, Oregon, will '...... '‘"'-eaml out luiUding». Thii u. »1-
receive sealed b; l< for ill » c hhi r n:u >n
rta.i) in pn.iital.le fruit l>e»ring. Young
■I I »-'.
*
of about two miles of county wagon road,
on the survey of what is known a« the
"-’“uin pla>tered huu>e
Mooney Mountain U agon Koad.
h. .. ’rU k ' char, milk house, burn’
Commencing at a point near Benton
eh- t ‘Z
etc« G lot.«; afiou*
Burroughs gate, thence running up Vwrhies * rO"‘ PoeU,Uic^ Ask Price A
Cheney Creek about two miles, more or
lew», to a sugar pine tree blazed on three
■
• a.r.-ian,
)
•nies, standing on top of the ridge. -
' ■ ■ ■
wintara] i
Said road to be of width and grade pre
i-urn*»i
i
n.
t
>
r,
‘
#
•tea»
l>,rrtaa
h<iu.<*.
scribed by statute for county roads, and
"
1 UUI •■“‘-iling., good well «ISO»
upon the course of survey and viewer’s
rejort of sat<l rua i as thé aeme appears
"le ;i r,‘ M land nenr town, I-
at page 336, volume 3, Commissioner’s or l>ar<i M*;?*,
>»u barna, web-.
f down wcur«1 *4.-trice <k
Journal of Josephine Countv, Oregon. VuortiL
Bids will be r< ceived up to 9 o’clock a
m. January 29th 1900. The court res-r
-«i i one-half a< re <-t
\es the right to reject any and all bids.
i ,
"Ullin city limite.
A re A xtell .
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r
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ne»rly new.
R oy B akti . ktt ,
County Judge
. ..
, 11 ■
5early all of the land
County Clerk.
jonsisting of choice
«ie.
’ vari-
, nectarines,
prunes -ruince»; t-l< • • ‘ Also
TT0 1 “ —
"-
a
good
variriy
of Mnali fruit», A It»-p wey of excei.viil
waler. This i» one ot me finest, ii nut the
be.<l io. atiot » m tow-
■
Overlooking
biuad
held» an<t n iJSged in
•untain.«. Ottered tor
m U, un ac-outn ui p
or health of owner.
Ta kt-n V p.
'"'21 M )( )
$1100 -
82( MM) ' •'■
Harness and Shoe Shop
If you are in need of Harness,
either single or double, Halters,
Sweat Pads or anything else in the
Harness line, don't fail to go to the
Front Street Harness Shop.
Shoemaking and repairing neatly
and quickly done.
•J
Al'KES it Ul J north ot town. Gm
'* ‘ I in K »ud cuitivai
AL
i $-VK) on time brings
- >■ r4■- (>n 4>,,-ar 4*reek,5-ru»'«"
l and sjiedn, 75 large fruit
gio-, pi a, rr imrung ground
Lan
overed by dil»h.
ar>4* ””n* fo wmter. A«x
.ve a< res near town,
xkk M
an«, j A't<r finish,
; cwu ,u»ry hou-«e, lath
new. This soil
J" ‘fork loam MInl ha Neany
. _
t” « general assortment
- r.wVL?""1 5>,le’ •'»!
iraw nemes, arm sei - ■ I pears down to
Front». iH-iwre, 3.1 ,,,,| 4th HeUe«. A g컫.*! wt Y »»’I irum «he best va-
butmings. Making e|‘ and necessary uut-
»nd « num lu minute. a very ; ra^ant nume
walk of in« t*. o.
*',KBA i , kok K x
J. L. Yokum,
FIRST NATIONAL
BA1TK
— OP —
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Capital Stock,
1 hangk
ISO'
town.
th.. I. ,hun,'r”l »nd t«ei,i
five acre« of
are 15 acres of
•mter
i«u~ bir?;:,' ,l'l- A good va-
* ' good bant
• > underground
*wèì*r
1M,rn
». ng». A tine
trade '“if0“1 7‘»0ite*l ami tank
Would
ura.rn.il ptaee m tow - “
•• $->500.
1 '' H ISl.l
mhtect to chwk oro,
cunificate payable nndemand.
S ue
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urove -
rom on'».. , , ,
S-ll..i<ht d.-xft. oa
York. San
«
...
cnox ami Pof-Jami.
T.lexTwbk trwf*n »M on all poi«. ia . r, \ *' -'vu »Ml,
* or pr.. e A \ vorbies.
Ih. I mieti State».
$ 15< H)
.
.
«year-
• »nng. 2‘.
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».'pop-
iò
-V» •< re,
SjwriaJ Attentino
«o < ,
Cenerai t-ionew- ot o-ir c 3W.« ltx .
L-—- —
t'oiteeuon. mad, throojh m SocU^ » rw «ta-trni m»d uraedI i
-d'”: "J
■11. he. end ,
t.*■»»•.• land; 2
Orwgxm, xBti «» ai! acrwaaibk pHela.
J. D. FRY. Prméfewt.
J. T.TUFFS. Vice President.
R. A. B oqtp , ( mhier
* »ter power mi « r ..
1
rehard.
«»« per .tar. (>oo,i 'a-ü?^í? »'»at 1UH)
’•'■t'-. eu iiuii r.jwn .. AIMi ,nr rrtnber
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