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No, II.
GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY i». 1900.
VOL. XVI.
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Bicycle hospital for all repairing at
■ Cramer Broe.
! The Filipino hoy, Manuel Ruble*, who
waa brought from the Philippine* by
the Second Oregon, it now a student at
the Indian school near Saleiu.
8. U Mitchell, formerly of («rant a Paa*,
is now located at Chico, Cal. with a sta­
ble of harness horses, and writes to the
Rural Spirit that he will be on the Ore­
gon circuit thia year, with aoin<a colls.
Mr and Mrs. J. O. Thomas stopped
here on Thursday evening for a few daya
stay, on their return to Portland from
their bridal trip to San Francisco.
Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas are friends of Mr.
Conklin, of the Mining Journal.
Al last week’s election in Medford, J.
J. Howaer was elected mayor by a maj­
ority ot three over hie opponent, D. T.
Lawion. G. P. Lindley, G. T. Jon*)«,
J. K. Erford and N B. Bradbury were
elected councilman ; 8. Munay, marshal;
J. W. Lawton recorder.
The FirstNational bank elected officers
last week at their annual meeting
as follows: president, R. A. Booth, vice-*
president, J. T. Tuffs; cashier, J. D.
Fry; dirert. .», R t ■ R-mth. J. D. Fry,
H C. Kinney, J. C. Campbell, J. T.
Tuffs, Geo. Simmons
A grand ball will be given at Wolf
Creek on Friday evening for the benefit
ot A. O. U. W. lodge, no. 102. Reduced
rates on tbe ra I road. William's or­
chestra will furnish tbe music. G. W.
Kearns, 8. W
Upton and Will Smith
are the committee oti arangements.
At the annual meeting of the 8. P. D.
A L. Co. on Wednesday of last week,
the following officer» were elected : Presi­
dent. H. C. Kinney; vice-president and
manager, R. A. Booth; secretary, I. H
Booth; directors, R. A. Booth, A. C.
Dixon, J. F. Kelley, H. C. Kinney, J.
D. Fry, J. II. Booth, A. J. Ilutchman.
The Bandon Recorder thinks there
must be a large number of old maids in
Grams Pass, or that the Grant» Pass
ladies wish to depart from the usual
custom, as they advertised for a leap
year ball on New Years night of 1900,
which is not a leap year.
Il W. Hulbert, formerly editor of the
Georgetown, (Cal.) Gazette and who
spent last year prospecting on Briggs
creek in this county, speak» warmly of
this section, and says, in lhe Gazette:
There are rich mines in Southern Ore­
gon, and much prospecting going on.
Farming, fruit growing, lumbering and
factories are increasing. Grant’s Pars
is a large and growing town in which
aie many progressive spirits.
Mrs. L. E. Bailey, of Prohibition Park,
Staten Island, New York, will s| eak at
tlie M. E. church ou Friday evening and
at the Presbyterian church on Saturday
evening of this week. Her subject is
"Home or Saloon. Which?" She come»
recommended a» a speaker who com­
mands large audiences wherever she
goes and one whose long experience ren
ders her much more <li able than ordin­
ary s;>eakers along temperance lines.
Admission free.
Ho PodttU ia a Shroud.
O! ve who bow al Mammon*s shrine,
Whose hearts with greed are growing cold,
| Who turn your backs on thing« divine
And worship but the god of gold.
What will it profit you when death
1 j * vs low the head so kingly prt>ud
Anti robs the wanted form of breath?
There are no pockets in a nhroud.
ELABORATE MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT.
K L Coc & Co. Now Occupy their New Lo­
cation on the Corner of Sixth
and E Streets.
constructed in accordance with an idea
whichis original with tbe firm, and is a
model for neat and successful display.
The whole interior presents a most
handsome api*earance, and artistic e(
facts are considered in the finish
of building ami fixtures, as also in the
arrangement of the stock. The whole
appearance ia that ot permanency and
thrift, and of a large au«i «uix essiul busi­
ness. R. L. Coe has been in the mer­
cantile business in Grants Pass for over
ten years, first as a member of lhe firm of
Boalich A Coe. who made a modest eper.-
ing as a general merchandising firn*, in
lhe building on F street which iu now
occupied by tbe bakery. On tbe com­
pletion of the opera house, they remov-
ed to the room next door to lhe post-
office. On a division of the business by
the partner**, Mr, Coe continued the dry
goods department, anti later moved to
the room a adjoiuing the bank, at which
place the business under of the firm
name of R. L. Coe A Co. has been con­
tinued until the recent removal to their
handsome new location under their own
ronf.
ItisnosiuaM indication of the rapid
development and growing importance of
Grauts Pass when it can boast of having
the finest store between Portland and
[ Your thoughts by day, your draams by night,
Sacramento, but lhe completion of R. L.
Are but of grasping golden gain,
Coe A Co's, new building, and the ar­
i Your guide is but the beacon light
rangement of their large stock of goods
' Of riches buruing in your brain.
in their new location, has given us ths
You cast all nobler aims behind
right to make that assertion without
And struggle as a madding crowd
Do not buy a camera until you have examined the
tear of sucessful contradiction. Travel­
To clutch the dollars, but you’ll find
ing men, who aieof all classes, tbe best
There arc no ¡»ockets in a shroud.
“Al Vista” Panoramic Cameras.
qualified to judge in such matters, are
You usurer* who grind the poor
onthusisastic in their rtinarks concern-
With the patent long and short negative attachment you can take
Beneath a cold, relentless heel,
ingthenew store and declare that iu
a 4x4, 4x6. 4x8, 4x10 and a 4x12 picture, as desired. Conse­
Who overshadow many a door
tasteful, handsome and conveuieut ar­
quently you have five cameras in one. And the "AL VISTA” is
With clouds of misery, and feel
rangement, fide finish, and general ap­
made for time and snap shot work, too Uses the ordinary 4x5
No sympathy to see them lie
proach to perfection in its Imo, it has
Beneath the hand of sorrow cowed,
daylight loading film on spools. Drop us a postal and get our
no equal anywhere along the line be
Remember when you come to die
tween the two cities mentioned.
1900 catalogue.
There are no pockets in a shroud.
Tbe building itself is a well-built,
handsome and very substantial brick
What is the profit to the man
BURLINGTON. WIS.
structure, the materials for which
Whose life Co mammon has been given?
have all been selected with the greatest of
A bridge of gold can never span
Waiblngtos Letter.
care and always with a special view to
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
The gulf between the earth and heaven I
(From
Our
Regular Correspondent.)
obtaining in them, the highest («ossible
P. DODGE,
What will it lie to him to find
WAMiiiNQTOJi, Jan. 8tb, 1000.
UNITED STATES.
qualities
of
strength
and
durability.
No
The wealth with wnich he is endow«!,
INSURANCE and
President................... . Willi..n* McKinley
shoddy material has been allowed to
Senator Hoar’s speech in iavor of his
At death's gate must be left behind?
REAL ESTATE
President.............................................
enter into its oompoaition, bet a Philippine resolutions, while an able
Secretary of State ....................John Hay
Ti’“*-*» are no pcx keti in a shroud.
Life, Fire and Accident Insurance.
thoroughness of both material and work­ argument from his point of view, is
Secretary of Treasury... .Lyman J Gage
Office with Puce A Voorhie*.
This life is but a span; today
Secretary of Interior............... C N Blies
manship has been insisted on and more likely to do harm than good.
Secretary of War.................. Elihu Root | G rants P ass ,
We
’
re
here
;
tomorrow
we
are
gone,
O regon .
maintained throughout its construction Only Inst week Mr. Hoar said: “This
Secretary of Navy..........
John I) Long [
Have faded from the earth away
The desirability of its location also, is terrible war in the Philippines weighs
Secretary of Agriculture Janies A Wilson
Into eternity,s strange dawn !
tar from being lhe least of it* many ad- upon me so heavily that 1 cannot sleep
Poetmaster-General ........James A Gary
Yet in lhe hungry greed for gains
Attorney-General . . Joseph McKenna |JRICE A VOOR1IIE8,
;vantHges. It i* situated on the north­ at night.” Yet today he made a speech,
Too many at the geld shrine bowed,
STATE OF OREGON.
west corner oi Sixth and E. streets, im­ the only possible effect of which will be
REAL ESTATE, and
Forget that when the life-spark wanes
.T o
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(Geo w McBride
mediately opposite the Hotel Josephme- to encourage the Filipinos to attempt to
INSURANCE.
U. S. Senators.............. }Joseph Simon
There are no {xH'kets is a shroud.
and within a very short distance of the keep up the revolt which is apparently
r,
tThos H Tongue
—[1 ten ver Post.
Representing the most reliable com­
post-ofiice, and of the bank. This is a tottering upon its last legs, in the belief
Congressmen ................. (MA Moody
panies in existence, (both fire and life).
portion of the town , which lias no sup­ that they hare the sympathy and sup
Attornev-General........ I) R N Blackburn
The Scissor*.
Notary
Public.
Governor ...........
T T Geer j
Maj. Gen. I^ouard Wood made a good i erior for favorable business locations, port of a considerable number ef in
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Secretary of State............... F I Dunbar I G rants P ass ,
Americans. Regardless
of
beginning
an Military Governor of Cuba and one which is rapidly advancing in liuenlial
State Treasurer.................. Ch as 8 Moore
Supt Pub Instruction ... .J II Ackerman
by securing the active co o|>eration oi importance and in the value of its real one’s opinion en the Philippine questiou
Stale Printer............................. W H kee ls
Gen. Maximo Gomez, in bis efforts to estate. Its situation ‘on the northwest in the abstract, it would seem that the
10 E Wolverton
restore prosperity to the island.— Ya- corner of the block, is an advantage proper attitude of patriotic Americans
Supreme Judges ........ •? R 8 Bean
AITORN E Y-AT LAW,
which will be most appreciated by the ho leng as the American fiag is being
quina
Bay News.
(F A Moore
many patrona of the firm, when the fired upon and brave American aoldisrs
Clerk Board School LandCom W HOdel I Pi actives in all State and Federal Courts
Venator Pettigrew of South Dakota warm days of summer arrive, for, in that killed, is to sup|>nrt the government in
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Office over First National Bank.
said th* other day ; “If 1 were a Filipino seaion, tbe cool and pleiiHant atmos its efforts to bring about peace, reinem-
Western Division... . Judge II K Hanna G rants P ass ,
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I wonld fight until I was gray.” But phere of its interior will be no insignifi­ l*ering the historic saying, “My conn
Eastern Division . . . .Judge H L Benson
ProsecutingAttorney .......... C B Watson
this is only an idle boast. If Mr. Petti cant reason for popularity.
try ; May it always be right, but right or
Member Board of Equalizat. . RA Em mitt
grew were a real Filipino he would pro­
The front of the building is remark­ wrong, my country.”
JENNINGS
U. 8. LAND OFFICE ROSEBURG.
bably run until he got black in the face. ably handsome, having nine large glass
The president has intimated rather
Receiver ...............................Henry Booth
—Eugene Register.
plates; seven window plates, 8x8 feet in strongly t«> senators of his party that he
RESIDENT
1'ENTIST.
Register...................................... J T Bridges
dimension, and two door plates, all of would like to see them push the financial
JOSEPHINE COUNTY
With Aguinaldo skipping like a kanga­ a very fine quality of plate glass, and bill to a vote a* early a* possible, conse­
30 Year» Expelfence.
Joint Senator.......................... C E Harmon
roo and his government continually representing a very considerable value. quently the opponents of that measure
Office in Opera House block; see the sigil
County Judge........................... Abe Axtell
changing base, it looked a short time On lhe side of lhe building next to the are to be allowed to do most uf the
of The Hig Tooth.
(Nick Thons
Commissioners................ }L>iek George
ago as if the Filipino trouble was about Hotel Josephine, and, as the store is ar­ talking. Il is no easy job, however, to
G hanth P ass ,
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O regon .
County Clerk........................... Roy Bartlett
ended. However later developments ranged, immediately above the dress hutry the senate, and there is no
Si..-!it!
Rd Muter
shows that there are.still enough insur­ good-« department, are five circular win probability that any senator who wishes
Representative........................ J W Virtue
gents left, not withstanding the contin­ dows, fitted with Ondoyant glass, green to make a speech en the bill, will be
Treasurer..................................... J T Taylor ,
PERKINS,
ual victories and slaughter reported, to in color, which add materially to ths fine denied an opportunity to do so. When
School Superintendent........ J D Hayes
Assessor.................................................. Tom Smith
keep General Otis in reporting malarial appearance of both interior and exterior. the bill will be voted upon is a matter
U. S. DEPUTY
Surveyor............................. B O McCulloch
for several months to come —Bandon
The interior of tbe building is very of conjecture, but its opponents say that
Coroner............................ Dr. F W Kremer
MINERAL SURVEYOR,
Recorder.
complete in its arrangements, and is they nave no desire to delay a vote
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
Justice................................. James Holman JHANT» P a »»,
O bcoon .
The servant girl problem may find its handsomely finished throughout. Ths further than may be necessary to put
Constable ................................... I H Colby
solution in Kansas City, for a move store room has a front of 60 feet, with a their objections to the measure on
CITY vr UKANT» 1’AS».
ment has been started there to found a depth of 100 feet. The south side of the record. For that reason, Il is thought
SHERIDAN,
Msvor............................
W T Cobnrn
1200,000 college to train young women in room is devoted exclusively to the shoe de­ that lhe debate will not continue wore
Auditor.....................................< •>- Fuima >
MINING ATTORNEYS,
the domestic arts. When a girl can partment. and is arranged for the a ecu in than four or five weeks. It is conceded
Treasurer........................
Lol Johnson
Street Commissioner .. John Patrick
graduate her way into a kitchen by tak­ modation of a large and complete stock by all that lhe bill will pass by a large
Special attention given to Mining
Marshal ...................................Wm. Lister and Land Laws, and Land Oilice practice •
ing a diploma, perhaps she will take of men's, ladies’ and children’s shoes, majority, and that Senator Chandler’s
( August l*'e.tco
more interest in the profession and at­ boots, and al* lines of footwear. Ths bimetallic amendment will be defeated
i Tom Smith
K oskhcro .
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ehee counter is 75 feet long, and above by a some what smaller majority.
tend to its duties better.—8. F. Call.
L, D Fay
it are ranged the rows of shelving, which
The president has a habit of getting
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I E E Dunbar
Counciluien.......... -j rl>j,1(lgon
O OBERT G. SMITH,
Polygamist Roberta sought to make a are also 76 feet in length. The dress information iron those who have been
| N E McGrew
point for himself before the congressional goods department occupies the north Ijest situated to ecqelre it. That iu tbe
Bl.hwp's Appointments
| M M Hu nt i n age
H D. NORTON,
committee by calling attention to the Hide of lhe building, and tbe shelving for principal reason for the presence of Gen.
(HE Smith
Bishop Merris has the following ap-
patriotism displayed by Utah and Utah this department is 75 fest in length. Geo. W. Davis, military <overn«>r of
Regular meetings <>i the city council of
, pointments for Southern Oregon
Grant’s Pass are held in the council
mtn
in the Spanish and Philippine wars. This |XMtion of lhe establishment is pro­ Porto Rico, in Washington. This in­
A ttorneys and C ounselors
Ashland, Trinity church, Sun lay, Jan­
room» in the city ball on the first and
That’s just it, Utah is too fine a state to vided with three counters, two of them formation is to be utilized In connection
third Thursday evenings of each month.
uary
14th,morning
and
evening.
At
tbe
at L aw .
bs misrepresented at Washington.—8. 16 feet, and one 24 feet in length. These with legislation for Porto Rico.
C1HCUIT COl HT.
morning service (11 o’clock; the church
counters are deberying of special mention
After voting by a majority of 1 against
Meets on tbe third Monday in April Office in First National Bank Building.
F Balletin.
will be consecrated.
and Hie fourtli Monday in September.
as the finest in finish to be found in the tne seating uf Mr. Quay, the senate
G
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COVMTT COl KT
The question as to whether or not state. Tha top* are made of the very (ommitlee on elections took up lhe
' Talent, Monday evening
Probate court meet» first Munday oi
Medlord, St. Mark's church, Tuesday prosperity ia here, has been settled be­ finest quality of timber that would be charge of bribery agaiwit Senator Clark,
January, April. July and Remember.
yond controversy. A country editor procured, and are hand polished, a pro­ of Montana, and lisloaod to able argu­
evening.
County commissioners court meets first
was held up in Chicago the other day cess that requires the most thorough ard ment* of counsel on both sides, headed
Gold Hill, Wednesday evening
Wednesday after the meeting of tbe GEORGE H. BINNS,
county court.
Grant» Pass, St Luke's church Sunday, and roblied of $262.—Drain Watchman. prasevHring work ta obtain the best re­ by Ex Venator Edmunds, against Hei.
January 21, morning and evening. The
sults. The principal materials used in Hlwr dark, and* Ex Venator Faulkner,
ASSAYER,
The United State* has won a great dip­ this polish, are sheila«' and alcohol, and
church will be consecrated at the morn
tor Senator Clark. This case i* being
ir.g service. The evening service Kt lomatic victory in demanding and secur­ the principal operatiou consists of per­ *avag.*ly fought on both tides, making
Office opposite Hotel Josephine,
ing
an
agreement
from
the
powers
guar
each place will be at 7.30,
sistent rubbing by hand, with a swab it easy to nee that there is more person­
G rants P ass ,
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The Bishop will be assisted at all anteeing an “open door” policy in the of soft material. The work of polishing ality than (Mjlitics in it. The report of
these services by tbe Rev, Chas. Booth, Orient. Un for this agreement the Unit­ these counters required lhe unremitting the c« iumittee does not change the
the missionary in charge of the Episco ed States will have the same commercial efforts, for fully a week’s tune, of a corn MiMtuN of the Quay «ase, as it baa t»een
rights in China a* any other nation.—
pal work in the Rogue River Valley..
¡»etent and experienced workman,but the practically certain from lhe first that
Albany Herald.
results fully justify ths outlay, for the the majority report would bo adverse.
Railroading Pat«nt».
With tbe aaei*tanco »of piague and counters have a delicate and mirror like The report, that will not be ready uutil
A single fi rm of Patent Lawyers, C. i famine, eeif government would destroy polish, to which no style of cheap finish
This School I* Now Under State Control.
t lie (’lark case is dispose«! of, is likely to
A Snow de Co., of Washington D. C., tbe native population of India in two
Is the Largest and Most Progressive School in Southern Oregon.
could in any way approach.
influence Home of the senators who are
New buildings, new apparatus and fixtures, tine campus healthful location, delightful have in the last year procuied 1,630 pat­ years. Russia would fare hill«* better.
Tbe center shelving im 40 feet in length now in doubt as to hew they will vote,
ent* for their clients, many of thru* for The native Hawaiians would die of lep­
cl’mate, excellent influences for students.
and this portion of the store is devoted as they will I m ; abfo hr gal arguments for
Course of study the same as at other Normals of the state.
rejecting invention*. C. A. Snow A Co. rosy, just as tbe Algonquin* wore «lying
to lhe display of lathes, and men*« furn­ and against Mr. Quay’s right to a seal.
Best advantages in Vocal and Instrumental music to be found in Southern Oregon.
have been accused of railroading patents of disease and starvation. Pleas for
ishing goods and notions. The front of
Training school fully equipped and in charge of a thorough critic teacher
The seriate committee on privileges
through the Patent Office, but they in­ •elf government for such people are
Tuition |6.25 j»er term ; mtunc $6 and $10 per term . ls>ard at hall $1.7.», and lodging
tbe building is provided with two large and elections has decided to report
per week, students furnishing l>ed clothing; family board $2.50 and $3.
sist that thio locomotion is better than motions for annihilation.—Oregonian
show windows 22x8 feet in dimension, favorably on the resolution prohibiting
1125 pay* all expend* /ar eng year’s »choolitf, inrbtding book».
oxcarling them, for by lhe latter process
which will Ire devoted to tbe display of senator«, representatives and U. 8.
The shortest and most thorough route to a stale certificate, is the normal course. Re the inventor often «nos before hr gets
Lake Michigan anl the Mississippi the goods of the different departments. judge* acting in any diplomatic or
view classes for teacher* throughout the year.
his patent.
river have been joined, through tbe In the rear of th«« room, a gallery ha* coasular capacity, or in any way as ths
For catalogue or information, address
W. T. VAN S(’0Y, President. Ashland. Oregon.
Chicago canal, making a waterway from been erected, with stairs leading to it reproHentative of an executive officer of
Minstrel Evolution.
the lakes to tbe gulf that will be of great frem the mam fi or This gallery is the government. The special object of
There Is no better or more pleasurable
value and iaaportance. But it would be 22150 feet, and its space will be devoted Ibis resolution is to prevent congress
evidence of the evolution of minsirelsy
of vastly greater importance if lhe Mis i to u»e varitjiia htit* of curtains, carpets, men a<tmg a« rnenil>ern of government
than is seen in Richards A Pringle’s
pisnippi river ran west, instead of south. wall paper, draperi«»«, and to the dress­ commissions
Famous Georgia Minstrels a mammoth
Trade asoatly follows isothermal linos.— making d pirtrnent. Beneath the gal­
Ono American who went to Germanv
uj'uffilrol show that will appear at the
J. B. PADDOCK, fropr
Teleg ram.
lery, on tbe south side of the building, is to get married had to stay there four
Opera
house
Friday
Jan.
19.
I am prepared to furnish anything in the line of Cemetery work in any kind
From a mere band of strolling per­
The increasing price of meat is gouts situated tbe office, which as demanded inontbs before be got the necessary
oi MARBLE or GRANITE
by the large busine*«! transacted by the pajMT« from home, to comply with th*
Nearly thirty years of experience in the Marble businen warrants my saviog formers of twenty-seven years ago travel­ to induce man) to go into tbe stock bus­
ing over a wagon route from town to iness. until it is liable to be overdone, firm, is a room of no inconsiderable pro German marriage laws. A* a warning
that I can till jour orders in the very beet manner.
town, this modest minstrel venture has and the result will, of course be low portions. Tbe offi« e room is 15x22 feet, to prevent others from getting taught in
Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kind of
the *ame box ths I’. 8. commercial agent
bwcooe today cominerciallv. aa well an uncos again. At lhe present time, and is well ai ranged with a view
Marble.
pleamrablv, one of the greatest and though, it is the proper thing. Diversi­ neatness and convenience for orderly • t Bamberg, sent th* following list
J.
strongrsl enterprises in the amusement fied farming must be the war cry of the and accurate keeping of business records of th* pa|»er* an American citizeu muat
Front Hirr-r Next to Greene’. t.iii.eliop
world. Half a hundred of the highest Oregoo farmer. Even things up by rais­ and pajiers. The office i* divided from have to get wiarrie«! in <i*rmany.
salaried performers travel from city to ing both Mtock and wheat.—All^any the main store by a wide railing, and is Certificate showing American citizen
well lighted by windows at the side and -hip , certificate from tbe authorities of
city in ‘.I: r own special train of Poll­ Democrat.
rear. The remaining space beneath the Hi* state in which he resides, which
man cats. < specially constructed for their
gillery is separate«! by partitions frwm must be verified by th* German am-
ducatlon in a formal.
¡own transf»ortation and the advent of
l ihj* msmuictb aggregation means a jolly
The bouthern Oregon Normal, at Ash | the rest of the building, and wi I he uti basaador or a German consul, that they
know of no l«*gal rea»en why the
I good lime to the lovers of bright, crirp land, give* a training of three and lour littd as a parking room.
The cashier's desk is situated immedi­ marriage shouM not take plac*; official
i wboletotne amusement, free from the year* in branches of study above the
lea t r» fsrei.ee to impropriety or vulgarity eighth grade One year of practice I ately in front ef and near trie stairs lead cartifkal* of birth, certified by Gan»sn
' and intended to please lhe best patron­ teaching m the training school is atfof’i- , ing to tbe gallery, an«l me «vatem oi of!!« iai*; if the bride is a relative, proof
age, children a- well as their elders, ed to student* preparing to teach | asli carriers com «-titrate beta from tbe that such consanguinity is no impedi­
i No forfeit of any one feature is presented Many young peop o leave out the train- ' various departments of tbe store. Tbe ment to the marriage at hie American
and its programme is full of variety in ing and have the advantage of the aca­ «pare at the right of the stairway is pro home; if previously married, proof of
¡eluding famous troops of Arabs, tii«k demic work a* a preparation for college vide«! with a < in ular table, separating wifo’s doath or records of divorce, to tie
* bH-ycl'sta, wire walker», comedians, sing- I Not all students, by any means, attend­ a neat little comimrtment from the rest officially verified by a German consular
j ^rs, dancers, eight of tbe funniest of end ing a Normal sctiuol, make teachers of of tbe toons, and this space is devoted to officor in America. Il would seem that
the department of Bottencks patterns, Americans, seeking Gorman brides
, men, lhe Alabama Quartette, and an khetu selves.
and the various fashion guide* and per­ would save time am! trouble by having
elaborate spectacular finale “Aunt
JoseyhtS* Coawty Map*
iodicals. Tbe ribbon «.aa*» is a band- hem com* over here to gel married.
Dianah s Caie WaiM” w:ti* ite coon trim
The official map of Josephine county some, aoique, an«J ingenious arrange­
Th* report of the Robert* (osamittee
mings ar«d w>n diversions. A street
parade with two military Imada will be «-an to had at the C xm aiaa offi<* at re ment. It is mounted on rollers, facili­ will be made in a few «lays. Robert*
given at 2 3u P. M which is one of tbe lured prices Foiling pocket map, $i , tating its remly removal to different por- argued bi* own cam», intimating that be
out door features. Reserved seats 75 eta wad map in colors, $3.50. Call sad get lions of tbe building, and is arrange«! for did so becaue of his inability to hire
I on saie at Biabe s
the display of 670 pieces trf ribbon. Il is ( lawyms. lhe entire argument, wgich
<MM.
Multiscope & Film Co.,
DR J
rjosHow
Southern Oregon Stale Normal School.
Marble and Granite Works.
Some Eye Openers for
—---- Money Savers.
These are to Close Out.
Buttous, all sizes, White, per doz................................................... ic
Fleischer’s Zephyr Wool, j skeins for. ...................................... »5c
144 Hooks aud Eyes ....................................................................... toe
I^trge Jet Hat Pins, per doz............................................................ 5c
Coffee Mills, each............................................................................... 15c
Big Value Stationery—a '4 pound Ink Tablet for........................ 10c
Gold Pans.................................................................
32c
1 lot Mens' Shirts, odd sizes, to close....................................... . .25c
(Actually worth 60c)
New Goods This Week.
New Suits, Iron Beds, New Glassware Sets, Bowls, Goblets, Tum­
blers, Towels.
Some Eye Opening Prices on These Goods Too.
probably did him mors li.nn than /ood,
may b« briefly .stated tliui: I demand
that .eat, because the people who
ela.te.l u.a to it, represent the only
authority I recognize aa having a right
to pass upon my qualifications; the
house which ordered lhe appointment ol
this committee is com posed o’ a lot of
chumps who got stampeded by tbe
shouting of women out of whatever
knowledge of constitutional law they
may have had.
Tli»Or«s<>u Midland It It.
Engineer J. A. McCall and his crew of
15 surveyors, who have been cainpad
near Barker's station, relurnd to Ashland
a few daya ago, tbe depth o( snow mid
conditions ot the weather interfering
with their work They will put in their
lime making necessary plats ot the sur-
vays made ami proposed right of way,
and return to lhe scene of tli.ir latmr in
about two weeks. The route already
•urveyed is reported to be an easy one to
construct a rmlroad over and lully justi-
ties the favorable opinions lieratolore
bad of it.—Tidings.
Mining Trsnsfers.
( Recorded since Jan. 8.)
W. (). Scteneltsar Io. .laiuns Savage,
interest in McNair Bar placer
mine in Yank mining district,
consideration .................................... »660
C. A Macomber to Oregon Bonanza
Mining company, quartz mine,
"Hidden Spring, No. 2,” in Wil­
liams mining district, with other
consideration ....................................
1
C. A. Macomber to Oregon Bonanza
Mining company, qnarlz mine,
"laist Treasure” in Williams min­
ing district, with other consider­
ation....................................................
1
Leland
Blftlnga .
(Receive.! loo lata for last issue.)
At present, we ara having fine weather.
We miners here bad a good run, as the,
early rains gave us a good start Asarula
we do not mine much before ; tha holi­
days, but the rain this year seems to
follow tbe prosperity that McKinley told
us would follow bis election. A lew
years ago, there were hardly any capitai-
uts aeekiug investment iu tilts vicinity,
but uow we have, large mines in opera­
tion and large amounts have been e 1-
peuded in their equipment. Confidence
ba» been restured. Aud on every band
you can find men that, a few years.were
supporters oi Brysn, but sre now McKin­
ley msu. Times hsvs taken such •
marked change lor the batter,That
many converla have been added to ths
ranks uf the grand old republican party.
Chapiu and Moes, we understand,
have sold their timber to Mr. Coz. ot
Hugo. Ths railroad company ia build­
ing a spur leading down into tbe flat on
Tunnel creek for the purpose of getting
railroad weo.1 to the main track. A
large amount of the wood belongs to Sol
Abraham.
Times >re good bare, and there has
been a demand for men all the eeasor,
Some of the mines have beau compelled
to run abort banded aa there have not
been men enough to supply tbe demand.
Mackin Broe. are suiting • large
amount of wood. They need more man.
Lew Browning our genial merehaat
at Inland, ia doing a big business, and
keeps three clerks busy, wrappiag up
goods. Both hotels are doing • good
bualneee.
B. I. Mow uu received sue appoint­
Real f »tit« Transfers.
ment aa )»MtmMler at Leland, and will
^Recorded since Jan. 8.)
sea that tbe mail ia properly handled.
James T. Brown to Chas. Brown, et
There have bee a aome rich etrikea
al NW'4 of see. 8, tp. 37south,
range 8 west, consideration
» 76 made at Ml. Ruben in tbe last lew daya.
Tom Clark lias atruck a big ledge that
John Hackett to I tV. Holmes, 6 acrea
aaeaye very high. The Copper Klein
in sec. 19,Ip. 36 south, range 5 west,
coneideralien..........
.................. lot) has also been fulfilling the higheetez-
pectations, and baa proved itaelf to be a
C. E. Harmon to L. B Jamison, lota
1,2. 3 and 4, block 11, Millers ad­
big ledge.
dition to Granta Pass considera­
The health of the people hera ia geod
tion .......................................................... 120
and very little aickaeHt ia reported.
F. G. Veatch to A. W. Veatch, lot
There ia one thing we dont brag en,
"P” Miller’s Highland addition Is
i .rants Pass, coneiderntion ............ 50 and that is the roada, for they are horri*
ble. There is ao mach teaming dene
George Hogue to Mrs F. A. Hogue,
N',ol NE'd, SWt-4 ofNE'ta».4
from Leland to tha Greenback, that the
NE1«' of NW'z of sec. t, tp. 38 south
roads are badly cut up. Oar supervisor
K 8 west, with other consideration. 1 dont seem to care or be would get out
men and fix some of the worst places.
Tram for Hale.
Grass ia growing nicely and stock ia
A splendid teaus, (about 1150 weight)
Miszn.
spring wagon and new harness for sale doing well on tbe hills.
lor »225. The»« are good driving ar
work horses and the outfit ia a bargain.
Burglar Proof Hafe
For particulars inquire at ths Courier I For sale for »100—a splendid large safe
office.
i a. good as new. Inquire at thia office
Opera House, Friday, January 19
i ratnc Your Miad to Mirth and Merriment.
.
B. PADDOCK,
RICHARDS & PRINGLES
Famous Georgia Minstrels
i wice as Large and Ten Times Better
Than Any Other.
TIIE V* III III« W I N l»H
OE 1IIE IIEMEKT
Simon Bonomer’s
2 M*<nifi- enllv Kiiuippnl fand«,
10 ¡Pifo < >r< b»**tra Muwiciant,
The Friz« C’akH Walk.
A Veritable Trip to Funny land.
rAMOUH
TUOI PR OI
rtl UUU
A llowt of Musical Moke*,
Eigbt Fun nr End Men
Danceni, Hinder* A Comedian*
Mure Real Novel lieu tbau before.
(.RAND I RI E STREET PARADE.
rhe Grandest end Elaborate Minstrel Organization ef Its kind evor orooonU-d to
the American public. Aboolulelj Complete in Every Detail.
SEATS ON SALE AT BLAKE’S.
Reserved Scats, 75c.
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Admission, 50c.