Rogue River courier., January 25, 1900, Image 2

ROGUE RIVER COURIER,
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Entered at the post oth< e at Granta Ps«s,
Oregon, as second-class mail matter.
T hursday , J anuary 25,
1900.
without the consent of Great Britain.
Great Britain once rigalfied lurr willing­
ness to abrogate the treat« if we would
respect the nctilrah’.y o( the canal, Let
whether or not she ia willing to do to
now, ia a matter of »peculation. Boege
of i he Londe, n ps|x*ra have given es-
preseiou to ttee opinion that the pane­
age of the bill without consulting the
British government, would be a mani­
festly* unfriendly net. The prospect is |
that congre«M will pass the bill, whereby I
the president will tie placed in somewhat
of a dilemma, as he will probably be
compelled either to act against toe will
ol the people, who will demand that it
be made a law, or he will have to cfisre-
gvd tbe treaty with Great Britain, and
thereby rouse the Hon's wrath, as well
as incur the discredit of going back on
the government’s promisee. Ttee peop.e
want the canal, treaty or b J treaty,but ttee
onlv visible means of settling the matter
without confusion is to arrange, if possi­
ble, fur tbe abrogation of the treaty be
fere paastag the bill.
'l^ralMjn was performed by Dr«. Vaa-
l>ykw and Ifienre^ and, at last arv-^onls,
Mr. L>o*eon was doing well, and con-
g atulating himsetf that it was nut bis
head wii i«*b was in range of tbe
exploeiun
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Cut Prices on
» > Capes and Jackets
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Ji ¿ Ji
They are BJfeld'S Goods, which
insures
Style anti Quality to ire right.
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RED STAR STORE,
Ath'and Woolen Milla Burned
Tbe Ashland Woolen Mills, a mann
facluriog estabimbiuent which has been
iu operation fur 32 years, were burned
to the ground early Munday morning.
Che fire is spoken of as being the moot
expensive in tbe history of Ashland
Trie locomotives in the railroad yard
gave tbe alarm at about 2.15 a. iu. tbe
nre alarm sounding immediately after­
ward. Ttee two fire departments made
all possible haste to the acene but the
fire had gained such headway that it was
found impossible to do more than to
prevent tbe spread of the destructive
element and save tbe adjacent build-
ings.
The origin of the fire remarne a
mystery. It was first discovered at the
southeast corner and on the inside of
tbe building. There bad been no
fires in Die building since Saturday
noon.
The original cost of the plant was
$15,000. and the insurance wa-c $14,009.
liie wool houNe. with $400) worth of
wool. Was saved, as also the house con­
taining chemicals for dying purposes.
E. K. and Geo. N. Andrews were the
owners of the plant, which provided
employment for 32 peop'e with a pay
roll of $800 per mouth. The owners
coQternpiate rebuilding.
gOYALS
Takral^
Ou th* muht ul Dec. U,
uiy runcli • 3-y*ur olj ju
.pot in ior*l>*»4 ¿n<i
br.n'i*^ 0,1
'iùgli, <
h.ve ••■■>* by pay Ih< ch
A bsowtely P ure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
liuufUhom.
Hi«(a Jati >ci of Gent ral Ix>«
At a jvint
gan poet No 39. and IV. K. C. Na, 3-5, at
IV. hall Jaxmrary 3 d. 1900.
the A O. U
Tbe ioliowing uffi er- wrrs lustallad i>y
Abe Axtell, Adjt.;
Com. John Patrick, Sen. Vic* Com.
J. E. Peterson, Jr. Vice Com. Wil!.atu
Burns; Burgeon, D. 8. Holton; Chap- N.
Day ;O. D. Theo. Mott;^/.M. E. k Wade;
IroIll K,
and
Mrs. Jtaie D. Meeke, dialect artie$9 tance from Waldo ,«i
impersonator and ventriloquist, will give acre* slashed and burned, ,
ditches ami creek running ¿J
an entertainment in the I. O. O. F hall property, good fence* and t
n.iil, apentv J|
in this city, on Mondiy ♦ veuing, Jan- Water power
per day Good teiiitad
uary L a So\i«k. uDder the aaspic* a leet
barns, etc . $;t()nu down 'ecur®» -¿4
of the Liidien B*nefit society of tiie balance on time.—l’rue and
Piesby tenan cteurch. Mrs. Meeke comes
pln’lered n<-u«e,
highly recommended as an entertainer O Room
brick cellar and 2‘, m.ru
of rare ahi.ity. Lea<iing newspapers all Itenring apple.-.
prune,
over the United States unite in praise of c heirie«. grapes and t •ernes,1
city, for $21U0. $10UJ down and
tbe ingii quality of her entertainment». time.
Her voice is deaunl>ed as clear, musical
aid diz-11rn-t, and phenomenal in its T5 Acre» of red land ivul.
iU poaure. tivea.,..,
d>-xibiliiy. I’nejOregonian says: “Mrs land h* one mile from Granu p»
ground
and almost | erfe, Uy JT*
Buie f>. Mt eke, dialect artisl, imperson­
frost, will make a fine -
al r and vantriloquist, gave a sonie- | —
;
«hat novel and very int^r^Hn^ enler-
4:1
One
1
*
,n
.
tamintnt at tiie Y. M. C. A. last night. ipitjvrvr year old friiit Ue«!,
Mrs M*eke rea is dialect well, and steers has for years been producing J
dantly in fruit, berries and
clear of tbe pitfall iu which ao many There is a good house And out <
entertainer« co ne to ¡grief— that of over­ also a good well. Five minute
hool or church. Would sell t»
do ng tiie matter. She is a clever im- sc
100x150 feet, (corner lot.» forte»
pvrsunator, and handles tbe illusion < t would make a l>eautiful buildingw
v*u'ri'oquisiii with skill.“ Admission
'
-'>e -I chv .
A nearly new bU r ’
25c and childien 15c.
pleasant location and - heap.
TM Old rehab.e T1M Weekly Oregonian.
Adjt. Abe Axtell.
Tbe sesste committee han reported
At the Sam« meeting, the following
unfavorably in the matter of eeating
officers of the W. If. C. were inetallen by
W. E. DEAN. 4 CO . Propr.
Quay ot l’enneyIvania, and tbe cane oI
E. A. Wade;
Clark of Montana io being hotly con­
Pres. Harriet 1 atrirk ; B. V. P. Mrs.
Building.
tented. If tbe congress succeeds in
B.
Harkness; J. V. P. Mrs. Mary Chaus*
The University of Oregon.
throwing out Quay, Clark and Roberto,
re; Sec-. Flortn e Corneil;Treas. Mrs. H.
Never baa there been a time since uur
all three, tie aneeting would not be in
Zoller ;Chap. Mrs. R. Green ; Cond. Mrs.
vain, even it nothing cine were done organization when our prospects have im from the «peaker. Senator Morgan
Our Marb e the Handsomest
M. Hildreth; Atist. Cond. Mrs. Gaiener;
been
so
bright
and
all
so
encouraging
during tbe whole M-aaion. It would raise
appro*«« the bill and «ay« he would
cat-
Guard, Mrs. E Bmitb; Color Bearers,
A
visit
to
tbe
marble
and
grautte
Again ths familiar ‘Rah 'Rah 'Rah ! "has like to
the political etandard several degrees
it a law at one«, but lie ba« ting establishment of J. B Paddock pro-
Mrs. E. Simpkins, No. 1 ,Mrs Weidmio,
echoed and reverberated over our state serious doubt« about tha senate acting
No. 2; M m . Day, No 3; Mrs. Longley,
duces no gruesome suggestion«, The
Han Francisco ia having another high and this time, not with the victorious
in advance of tbe report of tha canal impression, on gazing at the monuments
No. 4. After tiie installation, refresh-
binder war, the worst in yearn These exulting accents of a foot-ball team but
coos mission
ments were served by the W. R. C. and
on which are incribed the names and
myatarioun Chinese societies recongnixe iu tbe sweet stratus of our Glee club.
Kc*pr«*«enlalive i'earre, of Maryland, final earthly records of those who have
a
grand good time was ejoyed by all.
no civilised law, and when a real or The club has returned from its tour io believes that the tariff offer« the beet
passed away, is that these things are
Mi.* 1.. i , Ml.
supposed injury io inflicted by one Eastern Oregon, and has brought us
method for controlling trust«, and keep­
“tong” toward another, an era of glory an i fam«. We are proud of them, ing them from becoming too greatly, aad alleviators of grief, as well as tributes to
the
memory
of
the
dead,
and
that
their
murder and crime begins which often and we have every reason to be. Every
ho has introduced a bill which provides influence on tbe living is peaceful, S tatic or O hio , C ity of T olkdo J
lasts for a long period of time. The where they were greeted witli large and
lor tbe suspension of duties upon im­ gently admonishing and reflective. The
I.' <
my ,
f
cunning of the highbinders is usually highly appreciative audience*, and no
port* when their sale or manufacture thought also comes to one, that pour
F bank J. C hbnky makes oath that
mor* than a match fur the vig,lance ul where more than in Portland itself.
ne
is
the
senior
partner
of
the
firm
of F.
are monopolized; also providing fora work in thia line would be a crime. A
tbe police and few of tbe offenders ire Sysry comment 8|>eaks not only ol the
J. C he X ky A C o . doing busme-s in the
commission, the duties of which aball botched monument ia a thing to be city ol T oledo , county and state ax afore­
ever brought to justice.
exceptionally fine voices in the club but be to investigate and report to tbe pres- shunned. But
no such production is said. and that said firm will pav the sum
of their gentlemanly, upright conduct ident, as to the necessity for such act­
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O r X T E R
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ONE HUNDRED IXM.LARS for ea< b
and they have made nothing but friends ion. He says the mm hinery for the en­ ever seen in Mr. Paddock's establish oi
SPICI*LSTElL^g WARRANTED
merit, as he is a workman of 3» years an«! every < use »•* Catarrh that cannot
The committee of Investigation in the for themselves and the ( niversitv. The
be c ured by the use of H all ’ s C vtakkh
cane ot Roberto, congrenaman-eleet from club visited nine towns in Eastern Oreg­ forcement of the Sherman anti tru«t law ex|H»rience, and lias beside», that natur­ Ct'BB —F bank J. C heney .
v»i/n
Hvi/7PiFvi/k v W r VV v
Utah, han coins to tbe conclusion that on, ia all ol which, receptions were ten­ has proven sluw and tedious, and that al taste and thoroughness in his work
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
Roberts has three wives, and that he dered them, and they were made to feel there is a public demand that something which some could not acquire in a cent* my presence, tins 6th day ul December,
**6.
a W 1 •
in not entitled to a neat in congress. tiist tlie people of Eastern Oregon had be done by congress to curb the greed of ury o( experience. He lias just set up
Notary Republic.
a very handsome monument in the I. O. ( meal )
Roberta’ case wan a bad one ami warm, loyal hearts toward our univer­ trusts.
The adusinistratiou has ceased active O. F. cemetery, which is a conspicuous
Are recognized by ail Woodsmen as the
11 al I’ m C itarrh Cure is taken internally
virtually lost from the time he wan given sity and glad ol the opportunity to show
ouch notoriety by the popular demand their friendlinesH. The club haw Mettle«] efforts to get tiie several reciprocity feature of adornment of that place, and and acts directly on tiie bb>od and muc­
ous
«ur
faces
of
the
system.
Send
for
making itself vigorously heard in hi. down to hard work again after their trip, treaties, negotiated under the Dingley ! thore are few men to whom its workmen test inion lais, free.
disfavor. Hie election was a challenge and it is not all improbable that tiie tariff law, ratified,and there, is much ship would not be a credit.
We « mid call jour special attention to the DEXTER tooth, made of special steel, thin back
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo,O.
which was promptly accepted and his people of fiouthsrn Oregon may hear talk of the probability of the failure of
Mr. Paddock fills orders in all kinds
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
and ground on a segment of a circle. Every saw warranted. We carry a complete stock
relegation to obscurity io a triumph In them sometime in April. On Thursday the entire bunch of treaties. It is of marble and granite, and has, in his
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Prices from 50c to $1 per foot.
the right direction.
night Jan. 11, a reception was extended claimed, however, by members of the establishment, many different varieties
to the Berkeley Glee club and we en­ adiamistration that efforts to get the of stone from many places, but the one
Money Order Issue. .
After a week’, minor, rd stubborn joyed a very delightful evening with our trestles ratified will be resumed when which stands out easily from among tbe
Between the dates of November I, 1899,
fighting on both «idea, and vague reporta gusts. The boys all spoke very highly Hon John A. Kasson, who had charge test in point of beauty of color and | and January 20, 190), the Grants Pars
finish,
comes
from
no
other
place
than
of
the
negotiation
oi
all
of
them,
returns
that the Britiab were advancing, the <if our work here, and we were all made
post'Office issued money orders to the
Mrs. Mecke, Impersonator.
MI ii I iik Location».
latent newa at hand ia that Buller’* to feel that tiie bond of college fellow from Florids, where lie lias gone by Josephine county, It <s of dark color, amount of 113257,79. Of this amount
order of his physician te try and get nd irregularly mottled with lighter and
Following is a sample program, to be
(Recorded since J»n. 15 )
army now occupies three positions on *hip wm very close betw««*ii us.
darker streaks, and takes a remarkably the November issue was $4618.65, and rendered by Mrs. Meeke, who will appear
the Tugela river, which ia exactly where
Wednesday morning an a<ldn*«M wa« of the grippe.
r.ml F. Mohr, John MarKeniie. A.
handsome polish, Among a cluster of the December issue $5163,90. The at the Odd Fellow»’ hall Monday eve­ H. Wheatley, Geo. M. Williann, W. H.
There
is
much
gossip
and
almost
a
they were before. How long it will take given before tiie students by an alnmnur
largest amount issued on any one day
handsome
stones,
it
is
easily
tbe
hand
­
Harris.
Frank H. Graves, Win. Graves,
ning, Jan. 29, under the auspices of the
at thia rate to relieve Ladyninitli la a of th>* U. of O., Mr. Harold Hopkins. scandal on account of sotae things let
was $511,66, on December 11, just two
I C Williams. 160 acres placer ground,
■natter for mstheinaticisns to puzzle He chose an his subject, “The Cultiva eut by Secretary Gage's answer to the somest of all, and possesses qualities of weeks before Christmas. The smallest Ladies’ Benefit Society of the Presbyter­ “Hardscrabble” in Waldo miuing dis­
A number of es|K-cially fiw
over. Ladysmith ia the center of inter­ tion of the aesthetic sense, ao all im­ congressional resolution oi inquiry as beauty which are lacking in all other issue for any one day was $27,27, on ian church. Affination, aJulte 25«,
trict.
children 15c.
ent but it niunt be remembered that il portant feature in higher education“. to the relations of the treasury with specimens. This piece of marble come November 9
mals
and Heads are offered fr
C. T. Epperler, Geo. I.. Wendell, E.
all the beniaged towns were relieved ami He handled bis subject very ably and national banks. There is particularly a from Mr. Bull’s quarry, near the Apple­
Knee Deep in June............................ Riley A.Tavlor M. E Miller, H. B. Taylor,
at
very
reasonable rates. Ai
That Old Sweetheait of Mine............. ' ‘
the Boere crowded back to tbe coniines his address was very highly appreciat­ lot of gossip concerning tha fact that gate, where there is an enormous quanti­
Geo. ’. Epperley, Ja» Eggerton, 140
BORN.
She wanted to learn Elocution.......... \non aeres placer ground; "Waldo I>rr<lge” the lot are the following
the Seventh National Bank, of New ty of the same kind oi rock. In the
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oi their owu dominion, the war would ed by students and faculty.
Sanders M-GLishau M Court-hip . Mewart mining claim in Waldo mining district.
only be beginning then where the Brit,
Oa Wednesday evening Dr. and Mrs York City, shortly after First Assistant rough state, it does not impress the be­
Monologue-The Smietv Bell.......... Wilson
Perry Heath, holder as worthy of any special atten
James McGuire. 20 acres plat er ground
1
Ilea
ieli cximcted it to begin in the first place. Strong, in conjunction with tiie alumni Postmaster General
1 he Dying Soldier....... .
\n«»n
Biddy’s Trial» among the Yankees. ..Smith in Oak Flat mining district.
of the University, royally entertained became its principal stock holder, wan tiou, but alter being cut and polished,
Idaho
Deer
designated by the postmaster general as its haiuhome appearance would attract TAYLOR—la Woodville. Jan. 6. 1900, Meriky’a Conversion............................. knon
Ed Burke, 2<) aeres placer ground, in
Grants Pass needs more dwelling t^e students, friends and faculty of tiie
to Mr. and Mrs. T. H. B lav lor, a Selected...........
Shakespeare Oak Flat mining district.
tbe depository of poet office funds in attention anywhere. Jesephine county
Oregon Deer Heat
daughter.
Scene from Rip Van Winkle ....... Irving
houeee. Tbe present supply ia not at University of Oregon, in Willard Hall,
( al Gridin, 2d acres placer ground,
.Naughty
Little
Girl
............................
Gritlin
Hie
occasion
Ix'ing
in
honor
of
our
Glee
Deer.
all sufficient to meet the present de­
ARMSTRONG—In Gold Hill, Jan. 18. Bini's Love Song.
......................... Meeke ‘T.iue Jay " in Althoase mining district.
1900. to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Armstrong Ventriloqui-in..................................... Meeke
mand, Ttee town is tow small for tiie ('lub, The club wan heard in several of
Panther.
W. F. Inman, quartz claim, "Whiskey
a son
number of people it ('oatains. Those its selections, which seemed to be very
i
Miss Huldab’s Oiler ........... ... Rus^ll Bottle” in Grave Creek mining district
1 Black Bear.
who are fortunate enough to have highlv appreciated by those present.
MARRIED
Henry Huck, p'acer claim in Gran s
Oregon Childrens’ Home Society.
secured desirable residences cling te The Treble Clef club, or in oilier words
Pass mining district.
the
If you wish anything in tha
ROLLER-MORIARTY— In Grants
their localion« with a good deal of tiie Girls Glee club, also gave every
Tiie following ladies compose the ad­
Pass, on Wednesday, Jan. 24. 1900,
Win. Rosa and John Guest, quartz or have any specimens you
A
persisten«-«. Teaants will not vacate a pretty rendition of that old favorite “Last
visory
board
of
the
Oregon
Children's
R. B. Roller, and Miss Julia Moriartv
claim "Mountain Maid" in Waldo min
deceat iiouse in Greats Pass on any Nlfbl”. Dr. Strong, I’rof. <il«»n, and
mounted, apply at the Covins
both of Ashland, Judge Abe Axtell Home Society:
officiating.
trifling pretext, as the chances of readily Prof McAllister gave shert addresses on
Mrs. T. B. Cornell, Mrs. J. 1). Fry, ing district.
fice or call on
the
work
of
the
Glee
Club
and
its
in
J
K
Vanatta,
quarts
claim
"Colum
­
securing another are decidedly small.
Mrs. J. B. Eberle, Mrs. R. L Coe, and
DIED.
fluence
on
Univsrsity
life.
bus
No.
3.
”
in
Louse
Creek
taming
dis
­
Miss Julia Howett.
A considerable amount of residence
trict.
It would be impossible to close this
i
building is now going on and lias been
Tim society has these advisory boards
EVERTON’—In this city on Sunday
J. W. Wells, quartz claims, "Columbus
sin«*« last spring, but most of ttee houses communication without a word concern
evening. Jan 21. Mrs. Asenath Ever­ in t\fi\ i 'Wii in tiif .-ta'e, and IhfOtlgh No. 2.” "Columbns, No 4," and "Klon­
ton, aged about 55 years.
have been constructed by the different mg our president and bis speech in Port
diis medium thoy receive information of dike,” in Louse Creek mining district.
parlies lor their own use, and few land, which lias created such a stir over
any children that need
T. R. Itean. quartz claim "Hidden
houses fur renting pur poet's have l>een the slate. Th« address is deserving of
desiring children to adopt. In this way Treasure" in J ump otf Joe mining dis
I they are enable 1 to help a great many trict
constructed. There is a grand opening •very bit of praise il han received and
YOU CAN
here far a safe and syre investment in Dr. Strong is winning his way in th«*
HOLMAN
SON,
at small cost. Ttu work is supported
T. E. Lacey, quartz claim "Golden
hearts
of
our
people
and
is
rapidly
com
that line, which would yield immediate
by membership due« and contribuii_,ns
Leaf" in Jump-off Joe mining district.
TURKISH,
returns. Tiie needs of tiie town justify itig to occupy an exalted place in all the
$25 constitutes one a Liu member of the
MEDICATED,
J.
Tucker,
quartz
claim
“
Gopher
”
I
UNDERTAKERS
the construction of at least 2 > housvH, t«> literary and intellectual life of our <>rsg
society, and cau be p»id in annual in­ in Juinp-off-Joe mining district
I
SULPHUR,
We have
EMBALMERS
cost from >M4M) to $1000 each. Many of on. We are proud of him
stalments of $5.
RUSSIAN,
A R. Curtis, placer claim, "Shoe” ia
been,
from
the
first,
and
we
knew
it
I or VAPOR
theta cot Id be runted by tiie year te
$1 a year constitutes one an annuil Galice mining district.
o
>uld
aol
Im
long
ui
til
such
earnest
de
reN|M>nsii)le and desirable temvats.
member. Any one wishing to assist so
Ofiice on Gtli St. oppo. Court House.
L. R. Shanley, placer claim, "Edna” At your con ven iene in touroaiH
Houeee. furnished rooms and hotel votion to all that is •nnobling in our
worthy a cause, can do so through the in Wolf Creek mining distnet.
Residence North 7th St.
with my
state's
life
should
win
for
him
a
leading
accoiaituxlations ate filled to overflow
members of tho local board. This is by
J»
jt
GRANTS PASS,OR
Notice of Dissolution,
ing and there is an Imperative demand place In its esteem.
far Hie cheapest and most satisfactory
Bath
Enw vni) 8. V an D ykb .
for more.
way of caring for the poor.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
< Ians of 1901.
Price
and
Voorhies,
publishers
of
the
The agent wishes to thank the citizens
Robbed th« Till
At tbe temperance lecture on Batur-
Also
IJ
of
B oule R iver C ovbiek , has been dis­
The corpulent darky, who has, for a of Grants Pass, for their kindness and
Washington
Letter.
day evening, tiie lecture was greeted by
cooperation in her work.
solved bv mutual consent, C. 8. Price re­
time,
been
a
familiar
figure
at
McGre^o
(From Our Regular Corres|>on«lent.)
a lair sized audience, but alas, tbs num­
tiring. A. E. Voorhies will continue
and
Tompkins
barber
shop,
and
who
Good
W ashington , Jan. 15, 1900
ber of men present amounted to no
WHY PUT UP
the busire.s, collect all debts, and as­
was known variously as "Baby Angel”,
Congress lias nothing te brag of in tbe
more than a dozen, of whom three were
A perishable mark st the last rfHtmg sume all obligations.
“Minnie" and “Briggs", betrayed the
»ha|»e
ot
work
am»mplish«d
during
tiie
ministers. Of the remaining nine, at
C. 8. P bicb .
c mfidence of hie em ployer, to tbe place of your loved ones when you can
•
least two of them had come m escorts pa-t wvol«, and if it OMllMM
get a good marble headstone of your
A. E. V oorhiem .
amount
of
$••<)
sometime
during
Friday
.Misses
Children
for young ladies, leaving, of the laity, its work to the offering of scores of res­
night and disappeared. He wax em- Grants Pass dealer foi $15 to $18.
about a doubtful half dozen voters who olutions, and tiie adoption of an occas­
ployed as bootblack and general assist­
U hat Rain Dots.
were iu atledance. The conclusions to ional me. the Fifty Sixth cungreM« will
ant
about the shop and carried the key
As an indication of the extent to
be diawn from this are many and deserve the nickname of “T he Reeolut
On Friday evening be b^gan drinking which tbe mines oi Southern Oregon
various, bnt the conclusion that no era". The bouse made no pretense at
and became somewhat under the influ­ have grown, Cramer Bros, received tneir
more than six men in Grants Pass working, as no business had been re­
ence of liquor, and it :• supposed that third carload of powder «-n Saturday,
— OF —
ported
from
its
committoee
,
il
mot
sever
­
besides the preachers aie interested in
after using up what money of his own and have had it safelv pul away in the
tbe can we of temperin'* would be al days only to adjourn. Tiie fact ia, the
SOUTHERN
OREGON.
Goods,
he possessed, he abstracted tiie contents powder house.
A home cure for'<>)»♦ pity. Rh«
palpably unfair. Almost every cae great game of politics, which always
of
tiie
till
in
order
to
continue
his
sport,
tisin, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver.
knows that tiie liquoz business is the start« in congress in presidential years,
lb'
I ¿ant seen at he’s h’ »«cjriier a boa
purities of the Blood — $•' 00 esr*i.
greatest crime producer o( the age. A is iijw oa, and tiie men who play it are
•rIf any one present knows of any jn»t
4 o'clock Saturday morning, and from
more
intent
U|»on
scoring
a
point
for
majority of tbe people realize that, even
cause
or
impediment
whv
the»«
tw<j
per*
JOSEPH MO«. Otn'JAi
Receive
dei»<»sits
subject
to
check
or
on
that time has dropped out of sight c >in - eons should not be Joined together in holy
witli tbe m< line derived from revenue their side than uikiji despatching busi­
Certificate payable on demand.
matrimony, let him now »peak
New
York.
Mr.
Heath's
friends
do
has
mountains
of
marble
within
her
pletely.
Every
effort
has
b-*dn
mile
o
anti licenses, it is an immensely ness, and the expansion question seems
That is the challenge of the old marriage
Sells sight dadla > n Nww ¥<»rk, 8m
' not deny that his oflicial position was domain, and it is not to be expected locate him but wi bout avail, He h
ei|»eiiBive system, in purely financial to be in greater favor with the players
service. It is cisco, and Pordand.
that such immense deposits of so high a |>«rsun for whom it would be difficult
an
influence
in
getting
the
Imnk
chosen
of
both
shies
than
tiie
financial
quea
halknge
considerations, to say nothing whatever
Telegraphic tran>f«r* sold on all points in
as a depository, but they say that theie a quality of Hone will be consigned to to disguise his identity, as his peculiar
urch and the United States.
of its mural expensiveness, which con lioa. The debate on tiie senate finan­
and
obL VlOII.
is
nothing
wrong
about
il
;
that
there
is
ap
pc
a
re
nee
would
attract
attentioa
nut t»e computed. But tbe number of cial bill has been dv< idedly draggy thus
is an-
Spe< i;ff Attention given to Collections and
anywhere.
nothing in being a depository of |>oetal
.wired, But
I nfortunate Accidtnt.
those who realise its evils to the far.
general businev of our custom era.
if
that
c
chal-
The most noteworthy feature of tiie funds. except the advertisement of the
extrnt of making any epecial effort lor
lenir« we re
Co’.lecn nj made throughout Southern
When the Century Begins
Durance Ikiteon, who has been fur
offered t o Oregon, and on all accetmible joints.
their eradication, is small compared bearing lx»lure tiie senate elections rom- j tmnk, but that doeen't stop the talk. some time in tiie employ of tbe Preeton
The Naw York Sun having received
Science
h<
IvOta
of
men
who
do
not
behove
that
witli the number tint do not. Also luilteo, in tbe
J. D. FRY, President.
,tn wouiu
wrong in the Iran Peak Cupper company, wm the victim many evidences of confused minds in
t foTbid the
many who would make a «|w« lai effort con traffic lory
the evidente there was anything
J. T.TUFFS, Vice President.
of
an
ac<
ident
on
Wednesday
of
last
•egar
I
to
the
beginning
*f
the
twentieth
nns in the
il they could foresee any rvtulls are given. More
w ill be hear«! ‘ ! •setion, yet bt-lieve that a man who is week, which, while serious enough in century, presents tiie proofs that the
«cause our cow? are ail high |F»’*
•
R. A. B ooth . Cashier.
i next to tbe head of a great government
|C csum you get it night or mom id '
w-omen's
indiflerent and ajvalhelic because they ibis week.
its result, appear« trivial io the light of twentieth century begins after the year
h
»t
allow
a
bank
department,
should
1th
and
«cause it is pure and ■ can.
The iiouse interstate •ed foreign
believe any effort they might make
lines».
which h* practically owns to be here- what might have been, so that on tl*e 1900 Is ended, in the following dialogue.
would
be futile. They should re commerce c uuunite« ffoesn't intend to
housands
whole, he considers himself rather
Question. What is a year?
I ....
member that no eflurl is futile and that wait for the ropoil of the Isthmian canal i fitted, even by advertising, by tbe fortunate than otherwise.
Answer. Three hundred aiul sixty
tr.aider.» who
17 Quart Tickets for fl
efiicia'.
act*
of
that
department.
There
ojiu mseio.i it hi« ord »red a favor­
every effort counts lor something
have
locked
A
charge.of
dynamite
had
miserd
fire
five days
to marria<e as
able re|h>rt on tiie Hepburn bill lor tho is a flavor of favoritism sU»ul ouch and it was dec ded to unload the charge
Stop the New W agon.
What is a century ?
the (Winn-
thing* tiial the average American does
Bolli lite buine and sonate t'oinniilt**s runoiruction of a canal over the Nicer
and
drill
the
hole
deeper.
He
was
m
a t i o n of
j
One
hundred
years.
not like. Our officials should be like
thrit earthly
baie reported iarorably <>n a bill prò- •gua route. Tiie bill authorized the
ENGLEWOOD
\\brn did the year No 1 end*
Caesar's wife, above suspicion, and they engaged in taking out the charge and I
blight to the
vidmg for thè eonstru.'tion ot Ih* Nic­ preeiffviit to acquire suite territory as
had
«ucceeded
in
taking
out
the
cap
and
d. The krrtg-
De«* 31, of the year 1.
E B BRO»*. M
cannot
be
when
such
things
are
done.
aragua and ita carly pa»»age b* liotli may be needed lor the construction ef
H the proM-nt programme is carried nearly ail the powder, peril ape an I When dki the year No 2 begin*
bone«-» la esp*<lrd a. rraaonably aure ttee canal hum Costa Rica and Nicara­
Blds U anted.
out, Porto Rico will not only anon have a inch and a half in length ot an ordinary . Jan. 1, of tiie year 2
Tbe only M-rious obstacle la Ilio coiiatruc- gua, and ffirecls hiiu as soon as that tea*
i stic k ot giant, remaining in the ho e.
When did the year 99 end ?
civil
government
but
will
enjoy
tbe
Notice
is
hereby
given th* die
tion ol thè canal avenia lo he thè Clay- been dune, to order the secretary of war
Pus exploded in a very unexpected I Dec. 31. A. !>. 99
1*01.rt of Josephine County, ‘ re<oc.
marly
same freedom of trade with the V.
lon-Bulaer Ireste wilh Great Brilain, to go ahead with the construction of the
manner, badly shattering and lacerating ’ Pit lhat«omplete » century?
ray
of
receive sea led bids forth*
that one of our states has wilh another
j with
ratlfied in IMO, •hicli prò*idea tlial
M about two miles of county
•
hie left hand wtelch was in range ot the I ' No
ent.
Gen. J. H. Wilson, military governor
on
the survey of what is kao«n
botti nailon* abati reapecl tbe nrutral alion ot $14ri.006.d00- Mr. Hepburn ex­
shot as it b.ew out. Ed Phillip* who
bxr.n« of
H hen was the century completed*
Mownwy Mountain W *on ****
Ity ot thè canal, and under Ila prvvision, presses no much confidence Hi getting of the provinces of Matanta« and >anta j w»» near him in
i
the tuonel, wax
At the close of the year following »
af
Commencing at a point uearj*
thè Vniled State* are pl*dg«4 noi tu action on the bill at this eesthm that it Clara. Cuba, is au admirer of the Cubans knocked down by r lbw e i pio« Km, bul
__________
inarveiowa tn«diciae,
or at the does ol the year 100
Barrough’e ga’e, thence * msi^
Dr Pierer’» Favorite Prescription It poa-
coaetruct, urti or control ari, an, ti tanal. te expected dial he has received a prom Me said in a public affdrvee, iu Wash . was nut injured.
When did the second century begin? itivelymre» irre<u’antic» tru.ite wrakne«»
Cheney Creek about two n
?
ingtun ”1 deciare, without reservation,
and disagreeable dram* on the <y«tem It
In company with Ed I'bilhp*. Levi
to a sugar pine tree i
,
January 1 of the year 1 of the second alley»
that in the cities ol Ma: an cat anil >auta ,
infiammattcn
and
heal»
uk«ration
G. XVright, •»dee, standing on top of
filet «ns and Sam Call, Mr IKneoa century, that is Jan 1, A. D. 101.
It make» th« trial of tnoth« Th<>o<l easy and
Clara, ranging in population from twelve ,
said road to be of width an ¿r**
It bnn<’ hack lo-t health and
immediately alerted over the snowy trail | When did tbe nineteenth century er d* bnef
’l Agt.
to forty thousand, there is lews violence,
beantv ’ Favor’te Frvacrtpticn ” contain» M m I rthi b -F obrkbt C yawidx P bocbsb . } scribed by statute for count • r">r r
to Waldo, whore they arrived that eve­
At
tbe
close
of
the
ninete«n-handredib
upon tiie course of survey sn«1 r*
no alcohol whitky or other »t-.mtilant. |
i**eo lawlessness than there is in any
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment* report of said road as the
ning. On the following morning Uhaa. : year, or at the close of 1900
Nothin« 1« "jw»t a» food" few Voarv az
other city of the same •**• in the I’ailed
I Wk er drove with Mr. Dpt eon to Grants | When does tbe twentieth century the Pre M-rtptiun ” Accept no »ab»tittxte. of Ores.
M page 396. volume 3. C
Women »ingle or marnrd will find inval.
Htate» There is no more humane, no
Journal of Josephine County, t
Bullion Refined and Shipped.
Pass, where Dr. Moo.-o drweeed tbe dam* I begin *
nable advice in Dr Pieter « Cewt.or Ser»«
more kindly people than tbe Cubano
Bids will be received up to ?
agtu hand. Go Saturday it was decided I It b«rgin< on day No. I of year N. 1 Medical Adviaet Sent free on receipt of
G
raft
»
P
am
.
•
••
O
bbgoji
.
m. January 29tb 1900. Ths
I verv nnkmdly term th it has t«een
at imp« to defrav o>*t of mailing miy.
teaHSk bL'"b^’r"un’j,>Zi‘ m J I ,b*"‘ •“
S'
nd
H
one
<mt
«tamp«
for
P*P*
T
edition.
•
K«
y ( is the right to reject any
*.
of the twentieth bl) years—»bat • on
1
- -
tor 1900
L°Vn^“SX.NT
Uttlree. "
(first two tiagors of the band, which t Jan I A. D. 1901.
R oy B abtlbtt ,
County
Cowaty Clerk.
Post Office
$4-00 n
XITK1NÔ CKO55 CUT JÆW5
2ATKIJSTS CROSS CUT SAWS
Standard of Excellence.
Hair-Riddle Hardware Ct
Mounted Aiiim
and Heads.
3
1
1
1
Mounted Elk
Head
Just Received Direct from
Factory,
beautiful line of
Ladies'
Mercerized—
Sateen Skirts
S. IL CALMO 4
■ L
..At Small Cos
&
Turkish
a
Sense
l'or l.adies,
ne
Corset Waists
and
E, C. Dixon.
Dry
Cabim
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
Shoes and Furnishings.
Capital Stock,
$50,000,
Why
Englewood Dair
B
ordova
fepr Indies
1I
I
ASSAY ER.
XV.
Gtn
And Hartfords
for Oregon
DA1R