Rtsl t»UU Transfers.
Little news of mement has come from
Rec orded since Feb. 26 '
South Africa daring the past week. The
VuMi»h..l Every Tliuml»»,
press censor has u«A neglected his duties
C. A.Trefsthen Io J. B. Hickox.
lots 1 and 2, block 70, Grants
I and the consrqueoce has been that the
Fas», with other consideration
war news baa beeo mainly limited to
The Alexander-Bent mine, recently
Mary B. Montgomery to Jeun e
I the expressed opinions of war expert«,
had the misfortune, dating a storm, to
Ems, lot 1 of tract tonal block 36,
sapient prognostications of future epera-
BATKS or SI’BM.’M1FT1OM Z
lose seven boxes of flame, which can, I
Grants Fas.«, cou«i deration . ..
One Year, in edvan'-e,
•
•
$E® | tions, and detailed account of Crouje’s
however, be easily rep'aced.
•«•»e Ma*h to Susan Hark new», lots
Mi Months,
•
•
•
•
.«6 actiuns and sentiment« under captivity
10, 11. •»> I I-. block 25, Grants
Cook brothers ot Foots crrrk bart ’
Three Months,
-
•
•
J® i | A part of Buller’« army reached Lady­
Pass, consideration .....................
picked
up about $100 oo bedrock this
bingle Copies, •
•
-
•
.Uf> nin th and the long siege «as raised.
Geo Mauer to Edgar T. Wallace,
winter, in small nuggets ranging from j
Advertising rates on application. Copy , Mafeking is not yet relieved, but it
strip of land 25 leet wi le from
for change of* ad’must I* handed in before
|2 pieces down- They expect the most,
north ride of Wm. Newman
Tuesday noon, otherwise setting of the seem« probable that it will lie in the
profitable clean up this »season that they
donation ciaim in Altbuuse pre­
matter will be charged for at the rate of 5« near future. The preliminary steps or
Try
cinct, co ns ide rat ion. ................
per running in« h, o.ngle column. Alters-'
have bad for ycavs
uun* andaddilion» to copy will t>e charged approaches Io the war seern to be on
B. F. Htevena to C Bradbnry. W|
The Big Yank mine at Galice is sho*
pr at the rate of luc per running in* h. sin- l the eve of completion and the real con­
of SEl4, hElX of
BE»4 <
ing up grandly under developmert
gle column.
8EW
and
lot
ol
2D
acres
in
see.
test may begin soon when the British
23 and
of NEl4, NE‘4 oi
Kerenily the ledge was tapped by » ,
Entered at the po»t uffi<-e at G ranis Pa«s, attempt to invade the TramivaaL
NW^and 2 lots, in section 26,
tunnel at a depth of 90 feet showing a :
Oregon, as second-« la»» mail matter.
There are practically three British
all in tp 35 south, range 7 west,
large amount of rich ore. A trnnel
and water ditch, consideration .
armies now in the field, one in the Free
will be run to tap the ledge at a depth
T hursday , M arch 8, 1900.
M. M. Dobbins to F. I. and C.
Blate, one in Cape Colony aa<l one in
of
feet.
Bradbury,
undivided
one-sixth
of
Natal, commanded respectively by Kub-
lot 5, sec. 26 and lot 4 sec. 23,
A First-Class Article made in America
erte,
Uatarre
and
Buller.
In
tbefree
John
Taylor is home from the mine» '
The world's production uf guld during
>E'4 of hW!4, 8’, of 8E’4 a
for a short time, He will return to bis 1
lot 5, sax 23, and NEI4 of NW
tba lut 16 year» >• placed at »2 500 UOO-1
Roberta’ army of 60,000 is in
for the American trade.............
W *.2 of N E’4 aa«l lot 6 of sec. !
mine on Reuben creek as soon as the
000 <•! which the Traa.raal ba» produce«
with an army ol 0’»M> H-er. and a
W. E. DEAN, & CO.. Propr.
sil in tp 37 south, range 7 west
-*.* .**_*.
A or usore than
.
-- -1 » I ^1' The
1 ■ 1 British
V ■ a . 6»
water subside» sufficiently. He has |
$38b
000.000.
one seventh .a « A A » l battle k M is A. expected.
consideration..............................
encouraging prospect» there but there I
will probably win urile»» the Boer»
uf the entire amount.
M. M. Dubbins to F I. and C. Brad
is too much water in the creek at pre»
receive more strength as their percent­
bury,
water
right
and
ditch
from
hj
A A A AÉ
In regard to the registration of foreign age of effectiveness is somewhat in
ent to permit of the claim being worked. I
Fickett creek consideration
.
born voters, H. H. Holiaes, Multnomah ad vs nee of equality. In the event uf
Joseph Wolke to Clara R Turci.
The Steamboat district in the upper
cousty clerk, who under the law has the British overrunning the Free State,
MS 10 and 11, bluA-k 9, Millers
Meld for Forgery.
conditions, manners ami custom» of the
Applegate country is the scene of con
addition to <«rants Fa»», con-
charge of ths registration of voters, i it is planned that the Free Staters will
•iderabie activity in quariz operations.
AT JEWELL’S OLD STAND
The preliminary trial of Dec Mans­ Indians and Mexicans of Arizona ami
»nieration. ...
states that he will follow suggestions retreat lo the Transvaal and there fight
J. M. Toms has a tunnel 175 feet in
Both
lectures
are
ac-
New
Mexico,
field,
accused
of
forging
Win
Alexander
’
s
Suwan
Harkrie»»
to
Jenna
Ma«b,
45
contained in the letter of District Attor­ to the last. The entrenchment» at
length on an IK inch vein which millw
co oj pan led by a large number of mag-
acres in sec. 15, tp 36 south,
ney Sewa.'l, aw near as he can. Mr. Pretoria are being strengthened to pro­ name on a $10 order, occurred before mficent views, There will be no charge
range 7 west. consideration
$10 to the ton in free gold, Jaw. Young
Justice
Holman
on
Thursday,
Attorneys
Jlolmessays: “1 will require all natural­ vide for a siege. Kimberley has treen
has made a new discovery on the old
for adtuiseion but a collection will be Eva L. and F. Y Allen to J. H.
Watson
ami.Stewart
conducting
the
pros
­
I horndyke, lots 4, 5 and 6, block
ized citizens to produce their papers, or relieved but the garrison ar« still on
Steamboat ledge. He has a 10) foot
If
there
is
taken
to
inset
the
expenses
35, G rants Faws, consideration .
certified copies of them, where it is pos­ half rations. The war is likely to ecution and R G. Smith appearing for any surplus, it will be applied to mis­
tunnel on a 15 to 20 inch ledge which
the
defense.
O.
C.
K
K.
Co.
to
Uriah
Miller,
sible and also flrnt papers by those who develop results unlike those calculated
assays $10 in free gold besiJes being
sions
At the Presbyterian church,
NE’^ of
and lot» 3, 4 and 5
The
circumstances
of
the
case
are
an
have not taken out their final papers. on by ChamI mu lain and a certain circle
rich in sulphurets.
of »ec. 19, tp 33 south, range 5
March 13 and 14.
THE PUBLIC.—
follows:
Alexander
lives
on
Sucker
If a mao bas lost his papers for any rea­ of capitellate and spe< ulators who are
WH»t, consideration..................
We beg leave to aunounce that we have opened a Drug
Kubli Brother?, owners of the Golden
•
reek,
and
Mansfield
had
prior
to
Christ
­
Kerby
Itcmx.
son, ho must obtaia a copy if one io to responsible for the war.
Store
on Front Street, opposite the depot, where we will be glad
Standard mine on Gail’s creek, will be
inas been working in partnership with
Nothing Hike it.
be had. When he is unable to do this
The Pioneer hotel is receiving a reno­
gin
operations
on
that
property
thi?
Cha».
Perrin
on
a
mining
c[a'm
on
that
to
meet
old and new friends and patrons.
You should remember that no other
To Cure a Col<l Hi One Hay
he must sign an affidavit setting forth
creek, the claim being held by Perrin vation.
medicine is like Shiloh's Consumption week with a force of 12 men. For the
that ue is a citizen and has no papers,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet».
Mr». Tbo«. Gilmore is very ill with la
Cure in any letpect. If other remedies present they will use their old two-
and the reason why he tonnut procure AII druggiwta refund money if it fail» to cure. under a lease. The claim is near Alex­ grippe.
ander
’
s
place,
and
tbey
were
well
ac
­
Will be given Special Attention and by prompt and courteous
have failed to relieve your cough or col d stamp mill, but they have secured a 10-
E
W.
Grove
’
s
signature
on
c-aery
l»ux.
25c
copies and tbs affidavit must lie signed
quainted with one another, visiting
M ism Linnie Howell is visiting friend» than is all the more reason why you stamp mill which they will erect ami
service,
t'.ie use of Pure, Fresh Drugs, and with a long exp«,
by not lees than two wlUMMMfl who will
Weather Keport.
uol infrequently. Mansfield came over in Kerby.
bould try Shiloh’s, Always s* Id under have in running order in the near future.
certify that tbey believe the statement*
ience and skill, we hope to merit your patronage.
Following i» a atitninary weather ob- to Grants Pass immediately after Christ­
The
number
of
quartz
mills
which
are
Mrs. A. J. A<lams ban moved aero*« a positive guarantee, If it does not help
made to be true, knowing the elector to servation at Grant» Pass during the
Yours Respectfully,
you the druggist must give back yi our now being installed in Southern Oregon
be a true reliable man. I shall pursue month ol Feb., 1900. a» reported by J. mas and did net return although be the river.
is
very
considerable.
The
work
is
being
says
that
he
was
intending
to
return
k,
local
voluntary
observer
for
B.
Padthx
SLOVER DRUG CO.
the same course in the cases of tbuae
Miss Florence Feagle went to Grants money, 25c., 50c., aud $1.00 a bottle. W
shortly. Captain Boyce owed Alexander :
done without ostentation, but we will
F. Kremer, Duiggi-t
who came here under age and assert the Oregon State Weather Bervice.
Pass Friday.
Successor to Stones' City Pharmacy.
$10.
Mansfield
wrote
an
order,
signing
1
hear
from
them
later.
Mai. Min. Mean i Pre« ip
citizenship by virtue cf the naturalize
Mining I j O cm Cion».
DATS
Trru. 1 < in Tern inches Alexander's name, and collected the $10 | Mr. and Mr». C. T. Payne have taken
"Tap" Cole came in Friday from Six-
tiou of their fathers, where they cannot
shake Into Your Shoes.
(Recorded since Feb. 20)
35 ’ 36
41
have had po»se»»iori of the Union Hotel.
T..7.Ï.7
from
Boyce.
He
claims
to
Mi ie creek where he has been working
Fruit Preserving is not a Small Industry .
produce their father's papers or satis 2 ...........
3ff
46
64
Allen
’s Foot Ease, a powder. It cures
Alexander, ! Snow on the mountains west of Kerby
Frank
Kel
’
er,
qua.tz
claim,
"Coyote,"
authority
to
do
this
from
at the Old Channel mine. This mine is
39
factory proof that he was a citizen. 3 ........... ... 47
43 ; ..
In speaking of the proposed woman’s
in Wol» UreeK mining district.
He wrote bis own name on the back of telle us that our winter is not oyer.
34
42 1 ..
now under full operation and working a fruit-preserving factory, one of the painful, smarting, nervous feet and in­
M
Those who have been born outside of 4 ..........
E. T. B» nnett, H. 8. Woodcock and T.
growing nails, and instantly takes th«
29
41
the order. Boyce wrote to Alexaader
63
Frank Payne ha» a broken kg. A
the United States, whose fathers may 5...........
B. Woodc ck, 60 acre» placer ground in crew of about 15 men It is equipped women interested 8 <id :
33
39
45
6 ...........
sting out of corns and bunions. Il’s the
who
came
immediately
to
Grants
Pa««,
cave
in
the
Simmons
mine
wan
the
with
two
giants
and
the
gravel
is
being
Waldo mining district.
have been citizens at the time of Lbeir 7............. ..
"The hom«-fruit" industry, which at
41
34
48
greatest comfort discovery of the age,
and had Mansfield arrested.
cause.
39
46
H.b. Woodcock and B. F. George, moved at a rapid rate. This mine wiiL present is agitating the minds of many
birth, 1 shall register."
611
M............ .
47
35
Alexander testified that he never gave
. : mi
9
John Gilmore, who has been housed quariz claim, "Webfout," in Waldo not have the benefit of a full season's women in the state, is not a new one, Allen'» Foot Ease makes tight or new
30
45
The owner» and employes u/ »he Iron 10............. ..
6,1
Mansfield any instructions to collect up with la grip,»e for some time, is able mining district.
run this year as the preparatory work yet, for this state, a most important one, shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for
33
R*
sweating, callous and hot, tired and ach­
W.
If.
Arthur,
B
F.
Hartman
and
Mountain mine will have to divide the 11 ...........
the
money
for
him,
but
says
that
Mans
­
was not completed until the season was
to greet his friends once more.
..
40
26
....... ». ..
&*
W. F. Ault, quariz claim, "Lone well advanced, but there is time yet for and has great pjssibilitie« in it. The ing feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all
reapoiiMibility for ei/ht men'i death a» 12
field knew that Boyce owed the money.
44
55
33
13.........
The many friends of Scott Nisbet will Spring," in Williams mining district.
Woman’s Industrial Union, of Boston,
36
best they may. It I imh been well known 14
23
Ue did not see or B|wak with Mansfield be glad to hear that he received the sil­
a profitable tun between now and sum- has sold some year» >10,OK) worth of druggist» and shoe stores. By mail
, *u
E. T. Bennett and John Lewis, quartz mes.
30
39
4M
for 25c, in stamps. Trial package Free.
for a long time that the mine wan not 1 i
on coming to town until after his arrest ver medal in the "Demorest Contest,"
homemade jellies and preserved fruits." |
29
44
claim, "Webfoot,’’ in Waldo mining
69
Address1, Alien 8. Olmsted, Le Roy.
safe, and many competent miners have Ifi ......... ..
Bovie ways that Mansfield gave him to at Corona, Cal. We hope w hen the gold district.
The Gold Bug quartz mine has put on
33
..
“Fruit in Oregon, tuna of it, goes
4b
17
.............
67
infused to work in it for that reason. IK............
N, Y
44
37
61
underwtand that Alexander wrote the medal contest take« place he’ll be the
a
night
sbiit
and
now
has
a
force
of
27
to
waste
;
why?
No
market,
you
say
;
|
Addie Cooksey, quartz claim, "Lady
Their judgment is now vindicated, but 19
42
..
33
61
order but does not »tate that Mansfield lucky one.
Point," on NW’4 of SE’4 of sec. 23, tp men at work. This mine is one of the and yet there is always a demand for a
41
46
51
A Good Tiling
somebody is responsible lor the deaths 20 .........
(
iak Nix
told
him
so.
most important and productive on the really good article so the secret of find-;
43
50
.’16 south, range 7 west.
... 67
that have occured. If the men them JI
Our
Great
Grandmother’s garrets con­
coast and requires five figures to express mg a market is after all, largely found
47
37
22............ ..
67
nelves were thorough miners aud fully 23 .
tained the same herbs of all healing
Talked of Oregon Fruit.
47
32
<12
the value of its monthly output. Its in first having a good article to »ell."
3K
understood the conditions under which 24
46
..
M
H. B. Miller, secretary of the Oregon surface indications were no better than
"The ever prom inent supply and de­ ound in Karl’s Clover Root Tea. They
4M I . .
44
they were working, they must aland 25........... ... 1 62
State Horticultural Board, and recently those of many other iedges in this county, mand question is not al a ay» so intricate gave our ancestors strength, kept the
46
37
...
66
26
...........
their share uf the responsibility. If the
43
..
appointed to lie United States Consol to aud the reason that it has acquired such a problem as at first it may appear. blood pure, and will do the same for vox
32
...1 64
B
man who had charge of the timbering 2K
4H
1
32
<14
Chung King, has just returned from a a lead over them is because the men Men of business solve it many times if you say so. Price 25c and 50c.
did not understand hie burines*, he is 29........... ... ..
lour of inspection through Montana, who took hold of it had money and with the aid of printers’ ink ; women can
Look
at
jour
I-'ace.
responsible, with the mine owners who W............ ... ..
••
Idaho, Eastern Oregon and Washington, were not afraid to spend a considerable do so also. We believe there will al­
..
And see if it is reflecting health or
should not entrust euch work to an 31............
in
the interest of Oregon truit and fruit amount in development work.
ways be a demand lor wholesome, pure
tem|M*ralure,
disease Karl’s Clover Root Tea beau­
irresponsible man. If, as some assert,
growers.
articles
of
lood,
and
that
this
class
will
tifies the face and complexion, and as­
the nature of the ground is such that maximum temperature, 64; date
Mr. Miller's object in making the Hip
minimum tem|H*ralure, 23; date, 14th;
Roulhern Oregon Mines.
increase as the pure food is supplied,
During the Last Week I have Added Several
Bale timbering is a virtual impossibility, num tier days dear, 7; partly cloudy, 6,
sures perfect health. All druggists, 25c.
was to confer with the state board of
Davidson, Ward A Co., successors to and as the elucational work goes on
the mine should not Im worked, even if cloudy, 15; prevailing wind, N. W.
Inspectors of Montana regarding the I. G. Davidson, 272‘2 Stark street is a along the line of household hygiene. and 50c, Money refunded if results are
the profits were millions a day. If the
2
A l ew Pointers.
condemnation of Oregon fruit. He found new mining and real estate brokerage Already there is a uomnendable revolt not satisfactory.
mine-owners are men, they will now
The recent statistics uf the number uf
that Montana was only desirous of pro­ firm recently organized in this city. against flavorless compound« called jel­
.Josephine County Maps.
make the mine reasonably safe or stop death» nhew that the large majority die
tecting her home growers against. dis­ Their headquarters have been removed lies, etc,"
working it. Mining is almost al ways a with consumption. This disease may
The
official map of Josephine county
eased fruits from other states, lie said to 406-8 Chamber of Commerce. It is
"If we concede the fact that pure fruit
dangerous occupation, but to wore a commence with an apparently harmless
that unjust decisions had sometimes the intention of this new firm to deal in food is wanted, is it not then imperative can be had at lhe C ourier office at re­
mine under the almost absolute cer­ cosgh which can be cured inwtantly t»y
been made by reason of lack of ex­ mining property from an investor’s stand to set the ball rolling toward the estab­ duced prices. Folding pocket map, $1;
tainty of disaster which will happen at Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
perience on the part of the inspectors, point. They are eaid to have some of lishing of an industry which may well be wall maps in colors, $3.50 Call and get
some indefinite time, is surely criminal, Lung», which i» guaranteed to cure ami
but there was no disposition in Montana the leading mines of Southern Oregon a factor in making Oregon fruit more fa­ one.
and this haw been done at Iron Moun relieve all cases. Price 25c. and 50c.
to discriminate against Oregon-grown on their list. Within a short time they mous than it is now?"
tain.
____ ________
LADIES’ TAILOR MADE SUITS.
fruit. Mr. Miller believes that here h >pe to have the richest mineral exhibit
Fur »ale by all druggists
"An authority on fruit preserving •ooooooao
after Oregonians will have no reason to in the city.—Telegram.
UNDERSKIRTS,
WRAPPERS,
Moat people »mile at tbr idea of hold
SKIRTS,
siys that our good hau»ekeepers can pre­
Buying Oregon Cattle
fear a condemnation of clean fruit in
ing up Mormonism as a bugaboo, but
pare anything in preserved fruit, from
MVSLIN UNDERWEAR. CORSETS, ETC.
Joseph Roach, a well known cattle
Montana. Arrangements were made to
People’s Party Meeting.
there is no denying that the sect are <iif-
the juices condensed to a dry jelly (a
raan ol Minot, N. D expects to purchase
maintain a correspondence between the
By authority vested in me as «liai r- Turkish method) and the candied cher­
fusing themselves over the western states
j»
J»
.<
5(>00 head of Oregon t attle, with which
Montana and Oregon Bjards of Horti­ man of the Feoples' Party County Cen­ ries and plums which sell for fl a iK>und
at a rapid rate. One reasuu of this is
to restock his ranges along the Yellow­
culture While in Montana, Mr. Miller tral Committee of Josephine County, m decorated French boxe». Tn is au­
probably that their |w»wrr in their own
I Take Orders for
SucccMor o/ the “ I'Habriflijctl.'*
stone and in the upper Missouri River
made several addressee to fruitgroweis Oregon I hereby call a county conven­ thority says further:
state of Utah has been largely curtailed
The (hie (,r< ;it Standard Authority,
Valley. Although he haw heard of a
anj made many Investigations ot the tion of the duly ele« ted delegates from
RowritrsDon 1» .1. Brewer,
in recent years by the largely increased
"Any woman who can make currant
JitsU’ e ( . S. Mipremv ColirL
shortage of cattle on Oregon rangi*«, he
n anner of fruitgrowing in the state, as the various precincts of sai l county to jelly, can make fruit confections, and
<¡entile population. The Mormons prac
HlaiKlartl
feels (-oiifident of obtaining all be need»,
well as in Idaho and the Columbia river meet at tl e court house
lice a system of colonization which it
11 1 s * ;°v’i PrhiUni
what adapts them specially to home in­
I '' ' ' ,l" '
*• i|»n in
as he tindM gooilly bunches of yearlings
country.
suitable place in Grants Bass, on Satur­ dustry is that they must be made in
|J < •mt, »11 the Miih- Mu
very strong and wherever they plant
*
13
* <»nrl».aii<!olne»r
and
2
year
ulds
foi
sale
in
vaneus
par
’
s
IhrniseiveM they generally «lay. If the
r| h all the St'houllMMiks.
day, the 7tb day of April, 1900, at 1 small quantities to insure perfection
('ash paid for old Rubber,Copper,Brass
of the stale. He says ttosy aru held at
tlr
h Warmly
o’clock p. ni. of said «lav for the purpose The high pi iced Levantine candied fruits
Mormon religion ware curtailed of lome
. C oni m end eel
and Zinc at Marshall’s second hand »tore
pretty stiff figures, however, and that
o' elect! ng'seven delegates to attend the are made in harems and peasants’ houses
’ U
I' l-y •'tnte Siipermieiidenl«
of its features which are contraty to the
on Front street, opposite the Round
cattle raisers do not »vein overanxious
Come and see my I.ine of Samples.
1
i’”-
state convention of the Feoples’ Party with no other apparatus than an earth
very principles ol our government and to
x----
F •'■ t*.aiul’>th«-rl <lu«-:it<’!8
House, Grants Pass.
to sell. The ( au»e of this indifference
F iiliii 'ac wtihcnt number.
to lie held in the city’of Portland on the en cooking xessel and a portable furnace.1
the laws of morality, tbey would certainly
Invaluable
l»e fiee to practice it anywhere In the he ascribe« to the mild winter and abun­
12th day ot Apr l, 1900.
There is really nothing to prevent a tine
’ 1
'
»ml !•
Governor Bob Taylor Cominy
dance
of
green
grans.
The
stock
1»
kept
r-r, B<-h"l.ii, pr ■
Unitetl btates and no one could object.
It is suggested and recommended that industry here in Portland, and we be
'»I man, ini self
Arrangements have been made to
in prime condition without eipensc, and
e-tiii iL r.
But, unferlunateljr, the two principles
have Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee the primary elections in the Various pre­ lieve it will receive the heartiest co­
as rattle men obtained good prices far
which are the must <li»aatruus are the
deliver
a course of lectures in Oregon, cincts be held at the usual voting places operation of many, both men and worn- i G.& C. Merriam Co.,Pul»llnli«*t>.
Springfield, Maas.
very ba< kbone of the system. However their surplus last year, tlisy are not suf*
’S
and
it
is
very probable that be will in said precincts on Saturday, the 31st en. Every woman who does business in
much they may l»e denied, ceocealed fering particularly for money. He has
dav of March, 19.)), at the hour of one a business way helps herself and every
CAITIOX. 1)0 not be deceived i i
lecture
in
Grants
Pass.
recently
purr
hawed
2MM)
head
of
year
­
,
buying small so-<a!k ‘
and kept in the background, the features
Governor Taylor, three times governor o’clock p m , of said day for the purpose other woman to independence."
"vvebster s Dictionaries."
m
•■th. !>•
abridKiiifiita of w. •. ;,.] ■* |. t(.rnnti. • t f»l»-t<- ■
of polygamy and priestly control of tem­ ling» and 2 year olds at Ixiwieton, Idaho,
of electing 3 delegates trom each precinct
"
The
question
of
feminine
and
home
at y In thr* vatji.t M „ w
. ,a«.
,rL ,, ,
of
his
state,
has
no
superior
on
the
plat
­
Uwtr.H.lrov«
,J,
........ .
poral matters are all that make Mor paying $13 for the yearlings and $.’6 for
to
attend
the
county
co
’
ivention
«fore
­
industries is among the most in eresung
form fur wit, humor and pal hue He
the
two
year
old«
1'
1
in
stock
is
to
lie
monism noticable These principles,
/ 0 ■ /X0'\
enlivens his lectures with music and is men timed, and it is further suggested questions of the hour and deserves the
District Clerk's Repart.
(S) LSSC.I
lAA
Man«field testifies that Alexander h»’d
though often denied from motives of delivered in May, and will t»e shipped
and recommended that the county con c oeetst studj* uf the fair polit cal econ­
\xmaery \aKn/HrJ '■*?!•».*■/ yctnaMM
an
entertainer
of
rare
ability.
A
lead
by
rail
to
the
Yellowstone.
Following is the annual report of the
him to collect the $10, ami enumerate«
venlion
for
the
nomination
of
county
policy, always crop out full blown wher­
Mr. Roach makes yearly vihi I s to Ore­ several different ocraaions, unit at the Grants Paas school district for the j ear ing newspaper describee him as a officers be held at tome future date after omist. Timidity, hesitation, lack of
ever the Mormons are in anything like
courage to strike out, mus give way to
“Paganini among politicians and a Pat­
gon
to purchase young stock, which l.a cabin in presence of Ferrin and other«, ending March 5, 19J0.
complete control of a community. The
the state convention to be agree« 1 upon business plans ani ine;hods. One of
rick Henry among fiddlers.’’
holds
until
the
animals
become
three
RKCKIPTfl.
and twice in Kerby where both were in
first degrades morally, the second phys
by the county convention, convening on our great and leading thinkers once said
ically. Both are rapid and alike fatal years ebl when he ships them fat to town on the occasion of the Christmas Funds on hand March 6, 1899 1 81 57
the 7th of April. It is greatly to be ’ What must be. can be." Oregon must
4.831) 5.
Our state uuw has quite a large number Chicago, usually in Alignât or Septeto dance. He says that he agreed and l<»ld Received on district lax acct.
desired in the interest of good govern 1 have development in utilizing the pro
2.1 <s. 61
County school fund
...........
uf Mormons. There are several colonies l»er of each year lie han received as Alexander to give him mu order, and Slate school lUiul . ...............
ment that the primaries l»e largely at­ I duct of the farm Why theorize
.»•<
1221
in eastern Oregon. There are Mormon high a» $70 a bead for three year old that Alexander told him to write the For tuition .............................. .
tended an i that conservative and rep­ ! speculate as to what might be;
35
steers
hi
Chicage,
but
expec
ts
the
mat
«
order and it would bv all right. He put W arrant» issue*!
3448 12
luush i.arieL imw working al Ashland
resentative men I h * sent as delegate*« to coinbin- the in ght-b^’s ami a<
k«*t to fall somewhat from now on, as in hi» own name on the order to «how that
and probably making couverte.
the conn y convention Nearly all ths time is ripe, fruit soon will be
Total
$11,736 46
dicaltons p"inl to an abundance of fat I the money had been paid to him He
I evils to which political flesh is heir to :• Have an industry here which w
lilSHl KskMFN r.
it in iko
t»ee( hi Texas snd other state» for this ha I not returned to the mine, there
| originate at the primaries—hence the ur­ Oregon famoaw.“—Telegram.
Tue gentle and jojuus milk producer
w
age*
...........
95
Tt
aciier«'
$3.309
year.
being too much water for drifting lie
gent
neces«ity
of
an
attendance
of
ail
is m her best aspect. vsNwntially a rural
lie says. “Cattle raising in Oregon i» i prudtl ed a >10 gold piece and swore Rettern pl. ol w ar rants and ml 3.3M 94
The Plate
tboih* interested in defeating the mach­
character. As w denixwn of the cilv#
Repair» on school liuuae, preui . 433 .18
is a pr »filable iadusl>y, ns each cow that it was the identical com whicn
In a course of study in photography
inal ions of <lrs going p ilitirian« against
privileged to roam free and uneuufined,
>chuol furniture .............. .
714
earns $13 a head in raiding a < atf No Rayce had paid Imu ani which F uri and lucuteiitais..............
I for amaUir«, tieo. W. Gilson thus dis­ I’reitiw Mave Granta |»a
291 t5
the will of the people.
she has lw»en cotivieuitied by governing
land and ay Station!
leedmg is required in Oregon, and so behvngtkl to Alexander.
ID •
District clerk s services .........
iMn’t stay at home on convention day cusses photographic plates.
citizens in solemn conclave an<l ha«
a. in, •»Ml <115 ¡i
J anilor s »rrvicvn ....................
this $13 is made ahnoel clear ot expense.
276 63 These btoG are actually blew« blots, To m«l then say that the convention wa«
There
are
a
number
c
Cha«
Ferrin
testified
that
he
remem
JiIT«-r.nt
m.liM
bees irlegaird to the dismal obscurity
cure them lotions ami outward appli­
i urdíase ijl ih bool house site
100
In
Montana
and
North
Dakota
we
can't
|
°I
flfy
plates
on
tbe
market,
b-
’
ied
a
conversation
at
hi«
pltco
bo
of back jttida and I nath bite Under
cations are useless. The blood must he "packed" anti kick because the candi
any of
s . buoi house, and uul-
raise <attle mi «hraply, as the seasons twevn Mansfield, \lvxatidvr and othri « Building
which with proper handling will yield
nd . S
tiousrv
2,578 64 cure, I, lief ore the «kin becomes clean
dates don’t suit yon
the law, no cow whatHorver ba* any
a. tn. 7 :00 p m
are
loo
severe,
and
the
calves
are
liable
Th.it
great
nichcine
for
the
stomach
Fass..10
69
and that to the liesl ol his remembrance, i iisuiauce
9 30 a tn.
No government is superior to the peo good results, and the b**«t c xirae for a
P m
street or s.dvwalk privileges in Grants
ami
blood.
Dr.
Heroe
s
C«ohlen
Medical
Other
will
lw
I
purpose»
.......
228
12
•d. .12
a. in 11 :30 a m
|
pie who make it ami no peo ple can ex­ Legim er is to s • ect one (¡rule
.nd p.
Paas. Bi »me of us are not no young but Co die of cold before becoming strung tlrxander h*4 dir«civJ Mansfield to
Discovery,
is
most
effective
in
cleansing
lento
5
P.m. 4 :35 id .
that we c an remember bow our (air city enough to travel about. This season, ivllrct the money. He ea><l that Mans­
Total
$11,696 40 the complexion ami healing diseases pert to be well served who do not take | to it until tbe working of it ittliorva^Liy
p m. 9 30 a.m ■
which defile and deface the skin It an interest in the choice of their public understood.
was turn with drsrenaiune ami von ten however, has l»een one of the open kind field had left his personal Ulecla there Cash on hand
aits directly upon the stomach and the servants.
in my vicinity, and no hay al all haw and had written him one letter saying
.Most plates are nude
lion«covering a period of year -» and how
• 5 45 p m. 11 45
organa of digestion ami nutrition It
Iwen fed. Even now, fat steers may I* that he would come ba« k shortly.
•9 :00 a in. w (M
H. (\ F kmkins , C o , Chairman. I «>f «peel, Mftalif ter ne i
In fair fight, the free < >w i>euple were
newer
Nltuatiun
increases
the
action
of
the
blood-making
had in those northern pastures, as the
•7 :25 a in. 7 ;25
Mansfield
wa»
placed
under
te>n«le
of
and
fast
or
instantaneuui
?;t.oi
’
S
m.
’
.
pels
from
thv
sx
stem
th«
is,
N R».\Vo i»s, >v« retarv.
delisted and lhe ci»w repressed. Upon I grass has been excellent, and the ground
Judge ID ma » ah down from Jack
•7 ;55 a,m
9:30
urking poisons which defile the blood
should choo«e the sloe )r medi
$.Uk). to awad the action oftheCrand
the elreugth of thia devisiun, and upon
»onville on Monday to hold a t»pe« lai ami through it deface the shin.
bate of snow for the t>ettrr portion el the ijury.
p^ate
fur
hie
first
w-»rk,
_
Th»
Americin
Soldier*
in
the
Philippine«
which
the non sp|M-arancv for a season of the i winter’"
No alcohol or other intoxicant, no
term oi court to try the injunclit n mil
701 am.
rapacious bovine, some of our towns
A notable article, al once an apprecia always an out door | P’ctur-
U.Otl pin
of 1 ,ev i II Ferry vs |Cdy of Grants Pa«*. opium or other narcotic is contained in
Mcrxoptken
t
ntertainment
Bow
to
Re»vue
Nort«>
trom
fir«
“
Golden
Medical
Ihscovery."
medium
plates
admit
d
.-«.n
people have Lad the temerity to set out
6 :30 in.
The case was argued and sttbftliltrd, but
It tnay pav a dealer liettrr to sell vou a Ito a id a vivid, stirring picture of cur
V:66 a.ui
trees for the futnrr beautifying of their
Hume on« who has no doubt ha«l < «»n-
The illustrated lectures w hich will be the jmlge «aw aaked to withhod his substitute which is less popular but more boys in the field, ba« t»eu written ex more latitude in expo«»!
4 00 a m
preoneue. But n w comee the etarlhug ««iderabie experience in hamlhng h xrae« given here by Rev. !>. E. Finks of New ileciatou while the patties should make profitable than the “Dtacovery." It clu-nely Jcr the Saturday Evening Pont, plate, an i are bt*etdee e
6 25 p.ni
information from very cred liable sources gives thr following advice at*mt saving York, on March 13 and 14 w ill be a rare an t-ffGrt fur an amicable aeitlrnirnl. won't par you to buy it, if you want a of Pndadrlphia. by Senator Albert J or toe miro I in develop u
0.42
a m.
remedy.
The great («rerntue oi
that cows have I hm - ii p<*rivnvd extant them from the flames when the ham is opportunity to com blue pleasure and lhe water company •ubmiltrd two reliable
Beveri-’gr. Senator Beveridge write« as
12:42 p.tn.
' For «Nnut iWr vrar and a half mv face wan
roaming free and untrammelled duriwe on fire
profit. Mr I* ink» is an old friend <4 the pit'l’o.sition? on Tuesday, both of which vrrv tw».! y br -O" .■>»• wntm Ml«* < ■
.orcefutit at d as brilliantas he speaks. co nmencernent of the a
‘1 i i m A5 \M) tourist caw ou
Adam« iM' Ilf West Main St Rattiexrrxk Mi^h
the dwik hours of the night, ami more
"It is almost imjHWsible to drag out faun v of Kev. < W. Hav» w ho guar ah we*r rejected bv the citv
A keen observer, with the faculty of rapher » career it due t
a great deal of m<xiev with -incti»rs aod
k iwlHion is f>K 1 «pent
'* n-, 1 hair car» >a< ramen o Io
different
kinds
uf
mr>
Kine,
bnt
receive»!
wo
With
the
fast
plate,
or»
over, they wear belle which jangle with your burses except yen first blindfold tee« an excwlleut an ter tai a me a I.
l’eoo, and Tooriat car» t i
being virca'alrd asking that the people bene At At last ! read ne of yuvr advertise­ grasping the thing of vital and human
few
seconds
only
is
fat
-t. L jui ,, Xew Orlean» and
hideous claaior. Fur the sakv of the them as many owners know lo lheircuat
A M'od «tereopúcvn entertainment is be given an op|x»nunity to vote •>« the ments in a paper and ohtaiasd a buttle of LW interest, w hat he ba« to say will interest
rierec s (kUden Mcdicwl thaevn-erv
Bef.rr 1
“
S
’
uiugion.
experience uf a veteran
newly planted trwes, it is Meeesary io what a ma<l mat met tne dumb brutes alwavs worth aeetiut The view» which ma t> r of buiing the city fur the cun- had taken owe b»<tle of this medicine I mdaed «very A mem an
a chan<r and after takin* three Nit ties 1 waa
while «uh the t\w pi* ,
ins;sl that the free cow evil should not have to rush into the fianee Throw a Mr Finks will prêtant will be exrep air u u n of a nea water, light and avwer en.irrlv
This great artic
< ‘«i noting at San Francisco with sev-
cure«!
! can well recuaninewd De.
so eeriotit a matter. Th
Fierce • <»«U«len Medical Dtacveerv to any one
again gain a hold in this town, and a hemp ba« oi h«»rse cover or an old piece tionally fine and wilt moreover, give u« system
one
that
Senator
eral ’>*mship Lnea for Honolnhi
■mulartr sfflix-trd ”
find
that
he
will
watt«
r
little laady in ths matter might easily of carpet over their hva«le, covering much information un |»«>rtion» of our
The Frople’a Common Sense Medteal for any us vga* ne
igh tn Japan. ( •na, Ph’iippiaes, Central and
result in serious roneequem-«M For if their eves to shield them from the light, domain of which w» know very little \ splendn! line of mounts f«»r multiple
-
ra'.nrn f«o n the I’.idippme«, ap;*earw ex his early yff ,rt4 witu the
atea ¡Wii A nance.
one cew can roam unmolested, there and the in<wt excited animal will quiet and ol which we ought to know a gv>*d pu'turr«, some as low as &c per dereti author. IW R V l*ien-e, Buffalo, N V . eliMneiy in the March 17th number of without sq*ia(ing the nan
e
use
rrcri|»< of stamps to cover expense of
of fast one«.
will be mans more and tlien we would down as docile as a iamb and let you deal mure than we do. Die first lecltir*’ Aiwo |»auels (or four pH lures in different on
8«e J,
er. agent al Granta l’a««
mailing o«7v Semi it one-ernt stamps The ^at-irdav Evening Poet.
l’a«s wu •» 1 jo J—
have the fight all over again ami the lead him oat of danger Northwest will tie on Alaska and the Klondike, and positions All kinds uf mounts on for the jxqier tiound, or jl stamps fur
or a«i.lreee
Mounts for stamp pj<-t
the second will deal largely with the han«l —A F \m»rh»ea.
the cloth bound rditurn.
Tun e book« at the Cot niaa orti
trees would then be »lead.
I Facifi Farmer.
fur sa»e by 4. E. V.. H
h markham . < j . r. a .,
ROGUE RIVER COURIER,
ÍTinino Hotel?.
If 1 ou do not Get
> Satisfaction in
>
A. E. VOORHIES,
rnoriorroB.
»
> ►
» >
> >
>
>
» >
» >
....SH()I£S
LeWiS
Wear Resisters
Sold at
Granite Ware
XV arm anted not to Chip, Scale
nor Discolor
<
4
4
4
<
RED STAR STORE,
>
>
v
4
4
4
<
4
Post Office Building.
4
A A
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co
Slover Drug Co.
The Prescription Department
New Goods !
-New Lines. . .
Spring Stock
Webster’s
International
Dictionary
LADIES’ TAILDR-MADE COSTUMES.
MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS,
SKIRTS, CAPES AND JACKETS.
E. C. Dixon.
l)rv Goods, Shoes and Furnishings.
Eruptions and skin
diseases are a blot
upon
EAST and SOUTH
SKasta Ho ute
a
I
Portland, Ore