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HARTFORD BICYCLES, $30.00 and $35.00 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. jç P. DODGE, j INSURANCE and UNITRD «TATES. heal estate President................... William McKinley Vise President............... | Life, Fire and Accident Insurance. Secretary of State ................... John lla> Office with Price A Voorhies. Secretary of Treasury .. .Lyman J Gage Secretary of Interior ............ C N Buss «.■ rants P ars , O regon . Secretary ot War................... Ehhti Root Secretary ui Navy ....... John D Long Secretary of Agriculture James A Wilson Pueitnaster General . . . . James A Gar> A c HOUGH, Attorney-General . Joseph McKenna ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, STATE OF OREGON. 1 Geo W McBride Practices in all State and Federal Courts rr t! . (Geo U. b. bon.tors........... }JoMeph Hulon i 1 Office over First National Bank iThoe H Tongue G rants P ass , - - O regon . Conareaauien....... )M A Moody Attorney-General . .. D K N Blackburn ............T T Geer Governor ....... ... F I Dunbar j~)K. J. JENNINGS Secretary of state.. . Ch as S Moore Slate Treasurer RESIDENT DENTIST. .J H Ackermaa bupt Pub Instruction W H Leeds bittie Printer....... ,C E Wolverton 30 Years Expeiience. Supreme Judges ....... -J K 8 Bran Office in Opera House block; .see the sign ' F A Moore of The big Tooth. lerk Board School LandUom W liOdell G hauts P ass , O regon . FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Western Division....... Judge H K Hanna Eastern Division....... Judge H L Benson ProeecutingAttornev............ C B Watson Member Board of Equahzat . RA Emmitt Ü. S. LAND OFFICE RobEBVRG. Receiver ........................... Henry Booth Register.................................. J T Bridges I J C. PERKINS, U. 8. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR, GRANTS P a M, O rkgon . JOSEFIIINE COUNTY Joint Senator....................... C E Harmon County Judge......................... Abe Axtell (JOSHOW& SHERIDAN, (Nick Those MINING ATTORNEYS, Commissioners ... ‘ ‘ (Dick George Roy Bartlett County Clerk Special attention given to Mining Sheriff.................... ........... Ed Lister and Land Laws, and Land Office practice. Representative ... .......... J W Virtue R okeblrg . - • O regon . .............. I T Taylor Treasurer................ J D Hayes School Superintendent. Tom Smith Assessor......... ......... . BOMcCalloeh ROBERT G. SMITH, Surveyor .. Dr. F W Kremer Coroner . PRECINCT OFFICER!* Justice............................. James Holman Constable....... .................... J H Colby A ttorneys and C ounselors at L aw . CITY or GRANTS PAKS. Office in First National Bank Building. Ma vor................................... W T Coburn - - O regon . Auditor................................. G«>. Furmai G rants P ass , ’J'iirer.. ..................... Col Johnson Street Commissioner.......... John Patrick Lister Marnhal............................... ... Win. ............ -— QEORGE H. BINNS, ( Frank Felscu • | Toni Smith ASSAYER, 1 l D Fay _ .. J E E Dunbar Councilmen....... 1 TP Judson Office opposite Hotel Josephine, | N E McGrew | M M Rummage G rants P ass , - - O regon . (HE Smith Regular meetings of the city council of Grant’s Bass are held in the council rooms in the city hall on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month. circuit court . Meets on the third Monday in April ••i and the fourth Monday in September. county court . Probate court meets first Monday of Repairing of all kinds. January, April, July and September. Eadies' garments dyed without ripping County commisbioners court meets first Wednesday after the meeting of the the seams. county court. Works next to Clevenger's Gallery. Cleaning and Dyeing Works, local tiappcninos j M Clemen*, Prescription Druggist. Where do you get your hair cut? Try Will Mallory. Bicycle hospiul for all repairing at Cramer Bros. G. W. Blalock, of Placer, visited Grants Pass last wt-ek. I>oea your friend have a camera? A 1 flexible, leather covered album would make a spiendid present—$1 and lew. A. E. Voorhies has a stock of albums. The Rogue River Valley railroad run ing between Medford and Jacksonville, has been sold by Honey mail, L>eHart & Co. to W. 8. Barnum, the reported price paid being $12,000 The survey has been completed for the proposed big ditch from Butte creek 10 Medford an«J tbe distance was found to be about 26 mites, with no difficult ground. The survey will be mapped as the wotk is expected to begin soon. Get your writing paper by the ream and save money. We offer a ream of note paper, 480 sheets, 2‘j pounds, for 45c. We get the paper in iaiReM»i«ipU tiesand can sell ch*ap; thio is not cheap paper but first class goods.—C ourier office. RAMBLERS are fitted with G & J Tires. The best Wheel and the best l'ire, price $40. — Hair Riddle Hardware Co. Repairing a specially, all work guaran teed. T. A. Hood A Co. iiarry Peterson returned to Portland Thursday evening after spending a few days visiting with his many friends and acquaintances here and recording many well remembered scenes with his cam era. The crew of Friday morning's south bound freight (rain were seriously alarmed on reaching here to find one of their number missing, and for a time it was feared that some alarming accident might have hap;>ened. The missing man was found to be all right however, having merely been lelt behind at one of the stations. The marshal of Ashland had a pitched battle with a muscular hobo one eve ning last week. The errant gentleman persisted in going through the coaches of the stopping passenger train, and on the marshal’s attempting to eject bim from the train he vigorously resisted that officer, hitting him in the mouth and severely lacerating his lip. The marshal secured assistance, aud the hobo was overpowered after a lively struggle and conducted to the city jail. Experience Social. The Ladies Aid society of the BapFs • , church will give an experience social at the church, on Wednesday evening, April, 4th. The exercises will be varied, musical, literary and social and of more than in terest. Cake and coffee will be served. Admission for each and all, at the door, ten cents. Come and bring a friend with you, and rejoice with us. L dayman, Propr Mounted Animals and Heads FIRST NATIONAL A number of especially fine Ani mals and Heads are offered for sale at very reasonable rates. Among the lot are the following : IEB TY IST IKZ — OF — SOUTHERN OREGON. Self Imposed Sacrifice. Self-Denial! Self imposed—not as a | punishment, but as a profitable, joyful Receive deposits subject to check or on I privilege, for practical purposes. This certificate payable on demand. is what the Salvationists are arranging Sells sight drafts on New York, San Fran to do for a week. The total raised they cisco. and Portland. hope to reach $50,003. Last year the Telegraphic transfers sold on all [mints in same effort produced $38,000 in the the United States. United States. Australia raised $135,- S|»ecial Attention given to Collections and If you wish anything in this line general <)00, while England raised $200,000. All business of our customers. or have any specimens you wish Collections made throughout Southern of this sum was used for the develop ment of tne enormous Christian and mounted, apply at the C ourier of Oregon, and on all atxeesible points. humane work the Army has in hand. J. D. FRY, President. fice or call on This year there is a specially pathetic J. T.TUFFS, Vice President. cause that is not alone appealing to their R. A. B ooth , Cashier hearts, but to the world as well, by the thousands stricken with fami ie and starvation in India. It is easy some times to give a mere donation, but to deny one's self to give the proceeds of that self-denial is another story. This is what they propose to do, ami what they call upon the nation to do. They Stages nin both ways daily between Grants Pass. Oregon, and Crescent propose not only to deny themselves ol City. Cal., passing through the following interior points: Wilder- some necessary article of food er clot!, vilie, Love’«, Anderson, Kerby, Waldo, Shelly Creek, ing. or walk when perhape they would Patrick’s Creek. Gasquets. prefer to ride, and save that, but they will go further, and ran vase every office EASTBOUND WESTBOUND and every home and store in nearly Leave Grants Pass ....... 8 a. m. | Leave Crescent City . .6 a. tn. every city and town in the United Arrive at Waldo.................... 6 p. m. | Arrive at Waldo.............. 8 p. tu Slates, ami request cooperation Leave Waldo........................ 4 a. ni. | Leave Waldo................ 6 30 a. m. from everybody. The noble soul sav Arrive at Crescent City.. . 6 p. tn. | Arrive at Grants Pass .4:30 p m. ing, home building, drunkard-rec laiinir g The scenery through which this line passes is beautiful. A de- work they do all over the world upon lghtful mountain road from Gasquet to Crescent City. Excursion i tuch a magnificent »call make« tie rates during summer season. 1 purpose of the effort and appeal for self- 1 3 1 1 1 1 No, 21 GRANTS PASS JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH ¿9, 1900. VOL. XVI. Mounted Elk Head. Idaho Deer Heads. Oregon Deer Head. Deer. Panther. Black Bear. Capital Stock, $50,000, S. II. CALHOUN. Carries U. S. Mails, Passengers and Stage Express. TIME TABLE. J. C. HARPER, Grants Pass, Or.. Manager, u nial mo«t commendable an«l worth CRAMER BROS The I kîmot ». ;>o«ea in Porto Rico, means that the Furniture, Lace Curtains, Carpets, Oregon wakes up every morning, rube I other Porto Rico bill providing a form of Tinware. Picture Moulding, Lamps, its eyes and actually discovers that the government for the island and irnpos- Wall Paper, car of progress is rapidly carrying us to 1 mg a 15 per cent duly on .ts products is Linoleums, Tools, The Education of Mothers. the front in development of the Pacific not to be harried. There is still a dif Mirrors, Glassware, Mattresses, Northwest. The liolil backs have dis- ference of opinion among the majority of (By Kate Lindsay, M. D.) Cutlery, Pillows, covered that it is worse than usoless to the senate, as to that bill, but the vote One ol the|traditionuj that still holds Graniteware, Cots. attempt staying the onward inarch ct by which Senator Allen's amendment to •way over the minds of meu anti women the greatest state in the sunset land.— the emergency bill, declaring that the is that all the education a woman needs treaty of peace extended the constitu to qualify her for motherhood is ex I<ll\ HotlMO Itigli* Eugene Register. tion over Porto Rico, was tabled, showed pressed by the term, “ natural instinct " To an observer passing through the that there was no difference of opinion logged over woods of De! Norte county , among them as to the principal involved, or “ Intuition." For all other vocations the waste of valuable timber eeeais that the constitution does not extend in life she must lie trained as carefully as her brother man, but for thia moet almost criminal. On tome claims there to cutside possessions of the United iui|>ortant work of building up ami form is left behind as much timber as is on an States without an act of congress so ex Here s what the Economic Buy er can get at this store. ing the huinau being, physically, mor untouched claim in the east. The im tending it Ou that question the presi Glass Cream Pitcher, 10c, a full 4 piece set for............................. 40c ally and mentally, all that is required is mensity of the average tree in the Cali i dent, the majority of the house and the 3 Glass Tumblers, nice smooth goods for.................................... IOC this natural instinct or intuition. fornia red wood has made the loggers majority of the senate are of one mind. Lamp Burners................................................................................... 5C A short lime ago, even as late as the overlook the value of the smaller trees, How the supreme court stands upon it Potato Mashers ............................................................................... F middle of the present century, it was which are left behind to be destroyed is yet to be ascertained, and the presi Big Value Stationery, pound Tablet for................................... IOC thought that all that was necessary to by tire consequent on logging operations. dent is in favor of asceitaining as early New Wall Paper, 4 tone, ground laid colors, per double roll.... 12}ic make a nurse was natural womanly in *—Del Norte Record. Our Oil Holland Window Shades are 7 feet long, full weight goods, as possible. If the court agrees with the tuition. Even to the medical profes executive and legislative biauches of the sion the trained nurse was looked upon complete with solid steel rings and cords, the price is right, the best The way for the Willamette valley to government, the administration will is the cheapest. get her full share of the prosperity that have smooth sailing; but if the court as an uncalled-for innovation. It did Lace Curtain Special—full 2]-j yards long, 32 in. wide not matter that this so called intuition bar struck the milting regions of Oregon takesjthe oppoeite view, that the con never taught her that to keep the pa and Washington is to raise the things stitution necessarily follows the flag, the the miners need to eat. This will turn policy of the administration towards our tient in bed fur days and weeks, in a the golden stream this way. There was new possessions will bavs to lie entirely room with closed windows and doore It will be a revelation to Pic never before such a disposition to get changed. The officer« of tfie national and everything foul and reeking with ture Buyers to see our line of handsome Photo Frames for enlarged tbe germs of disease, was the sure way work to doing these things, and never guard of 38 states, who have been in pictures. A 16x20 handsome Photo made right here in Grants Pass I icb excellent prospects for thrift and Washington foi the puqiose of trying to to kill, not to save the patient. with beautiful frame all complete, ready to hang. Intuition never taught the average general prosperity among our people.— gel the annual congressional appropria Frames separate, from it 50 up; $3.30 for a full real gold leaf frame, grimbones nurse that it is microbes aud Oregon Statesman. tion for the national guard increased dirt, want of clean air, pure water, and burnished comers. Call in and see the line of New Mouldings. The Persian Minister to Washington, from $400,000 to $2,000,000, succeeded good food that endangers recovery, not who resigned his post in disgust tiecause with the bouse military committee, fresh air flowing in freely thro' open We have the name of saving money for our customers and we mean the Corres|s,ndents insisted upon joshing which favorably reported a bill for the doors and windows, sunshine and plenty hie name, is to be succeeded by a gentle increase, and the favorable attitude of oi pure water inside and out. So, the to keep it up. man whose name cannot be pronounced. representatives and senators tow ard the poor, (ever-stricken victim was refused If we ever get into a diplomatic squabble national guard, makes it very probable the water he craved to ailay tbeconsum It wax »lw»yz rec^nized in th« d.ys measure, and which will go on and on ing tire that was burning up his tissues with the Shall it will be safer to thrash that the bill will get through. of slavery that the degradation of the long after they are at rest under the It is not generally known that the and destroying his bodily organism. him first and talk about it afterward.— president has the right to attend the ex Today no one expects a nurse to lie ■lave mother w.s invariably uiauileeled grass? Life is always a solemn thing b. F. Call. ecutive sessions ot the senate, but he successful without years of training and in the ,-haraiter of the child. No mat when results sre considered. (7b be nnUtnaetl.) A second edition of the Dead Sea ha- has, ani Washington and other earlier expeiience. Thia traditional lielief that ter what |iOKition the father held, the recently been discovered ill Lake county, presidents frequently exercised the right. instinct, or lutuitioo, will fit a woman •on of the bondwoman wa» a bondman, HRKAKFAMT 1HSHKM. it is about 40 miles north of Lakeview, A rule of the senate says: “When the for any vocation seems to have found its and could never *' be heir with the eon C rram ToA«r with P o / chkd E gg —Pre and is twenty miles long ami varies from president of the United States shall meet last stronghold in the all-important mis of the freewoman.” The child of the bondwoman of today pare the cream toast as previously di* one to ten miles in width, and is from the senate in the senate chamber (or sion of motherhood. That instinct, or one to seveniy-iive feet deep. Sever»! consideration of executive business, he intuition, will lull a mother what to do in no more the heir of fr«edom than the reeled and serve hut with a well poached streams empty into it, but it has no out shall have a seat on the right of the pre for a little one, no matter how ignorant child of Hagar in ancient time». Th« <‘Kg on each dice. let. The water is so heavily loaded with siding officer”. Another rule of the sen whe may be, ia still the popular belief of mother who has had no training, whose P cachbd Eou.—Break each egg into» alkali that no fish can live in it and no ate gives the president authority to con even educated, enlightened humanity. life ie one »erie» of outburst«, of un- saucer by iteelf, have a (hallow pan animal can drink it. It is in the mid- vene the senate in any place he pleases it matters not that all the sad experi trained impulse and unrsatrained |>a«- half filled with «cabling water, not boil- die of a desert, and its forbidding sou other than the senate chamber, and ex- ence of the past, with its history of in dons, will just as surely bequeath to ths ing water, on the stovs. If desired a tude and the entire absence of animal prtssly directs the presiding officer and fant mortality from physical disorders, world an Ishmael as did the bond little salt and a leaspoonful of lemon and vegetable life on its shores or in its senators to a^emble at the place ap|K>int- and the fact that one-fourth of the hu woman of old. The woman who, bow juice may be added. Slip the eggs gent waters properly give it the name of ed by the president. There are lots of man family perish from preventable dis ing al fashiou's dirine, liss wasted her ly from the saucer upoa the top of ths “Dead Sea of Lake County.”—Klamath thing!« about this government of ours eases within the first five years of lite, vitality, deformed her body, displaced water, holding the edge of the saucer un not generally known even among those when the fate of the little one is, in tbe and distorted important organa until der water to prevent tbs egg from scatter Republican. whose business it should be to know. great majority of cases, in the bands of they are so weakened in function that ing; dip the water over them with a General Wheeler also reports that the It is doubtful whether a dozen senators the mother, when it is slie who deter they refuse to do the woik that they spoon and let them stand five minutes “war” in Luzon is really about over, knew of the existence of these two rules mines, more than anyone else, wbat its were designed (or, and who is so en or until the yolk is covered with a film, though he admits that theie will be until a newspaper man |>oinled them alter fife shall be, goes to prove this a feeble? physical!' as to be unable to take and the white is firm, not hardened; trouble for a good while yet with guer out. false, misleading belief. The baby’s part in any ol the active duties of life, keep the water just below the bailing illas and irregular bands of roving in Recognizing the im|>ussibility oi get health is made or marred by the food it will educate all the growing structures point, take out the eggs one by one on a surgents. On the whole, General Wheel ting action from the senate on the sev cats, the air it breathes, Die clothes it of the unborn child so that it will come skimmer and serve in saucers or on slices er's re|*orl is encouraging, especially as it eral reciprocity treaties with the British wears; the darkness, the dryness, tbe into life with a heritage of aches aud of nicely browned toast moistened in a will not be doubted in any one quarter colonies, Secretary Hay has arranged light, the dampness, the sanitary condi pains, and a weak, physical construe- little sweet cream. Some put salt in that he represents the bitualion truth for an extension of the time witbin tions of its surroundings, are all so many tiot. which will unfit U tu ni»«t lilu and the water and it prevents the whites from fully, a he lias seen it and as he under which they may be ratified, which has factors in determining whether its life its responsibilities. scattering. Intuition, during all the centuries stands it. There will be much difficulty almost expired, for one year. G havv T oast —Heat a quart ends shall be a success or failure. Even the yet in the Philippines, but, as General If the number of applicants for char mother's changing moods and tempers which have intervened between the cupful of rich milk to boiling, add salt, Wheeler say®, it will not be‘ war’’, in ter« for national banks With $35,0(M) capi are interwoven into the little one's char- tune of Ungar and fsliamel and the pr«s- and stir into it three scant tablespoon fact, the performance over there could lai,in towns of less than 3,000 population | B< ter| An<| determine whether it shall ent lias never led any mother to shun full ef flour which has Iieen rubbed to a scarcely be correctly called “war” at under the new financial law, continues grow Up Bn unstable character, under tne causes which made of Ishmael a smooth paste in a little cwld milk. Thia any time.—Telegram. to increase at the present rale, there will I the rule of passion and impulse, or a man at war with hie fellows, the progen quantity will be sufficient for about a be few towns without their national 1 coH-rcgulated man or woman, directed itor ol a blood-thirsty race, whoso hand dozen slices of toast. Moisten slices of WaNhington Letter banks, when they are all acted upon. by an intelligent and reasonable will. was against «very man and every man's zwieback with but water and pack in a (From Our Regular Correspondent.) Although the senate has agreed to L tlie mother intellectual, and her mind baud against it. The shadow of Ishmael's heated dish, when serviug, pour a W ashington , Mar. 19, 1900 take up the (¿nay case April 3, some be active in the pursuit of useful knowledge? prenatal education bang« over and shapes quantity of cteam sauce over each dies. Admiral I>ewey differs with the naval lieve that the case will not reach a vote Does she live in an atmosphere of the destiny ot th. Mahdis ot today Det T out with H ot C bczm —Nicely board which not long ago reported al the present session. The reason for thought and conversation above the Samuel, the “heard of God”, is an ex prepared zwieback served in hot saucers ample of th« child prena'.ally educated against the purchase of the submarine this belief is that the agreement was average gossip and scandal of everyday with hot cream poured over each slice boat, Holland, by the government. He accompanied by a proviso that the cate social life? Then the minds of her chil (or God and humanity, a type of what may at the table makes a most delicious has forwarded to the house naval com should not be allowed to displace any dren will lie moulded afte< the same be the result of the coning child, of the breakfast dish. mittee, with a favorable endorsement, a appropna ion bill, or the “unfinished high ideals; and ar they grow lip to education it cannot escape before its l'si sx T oast —Cook prunes as direct report of his aid, Lieutenant II. H. business” oi the senate. It is now ad take their part in society, they will still birth. Today there are to be found ail over ed below, allowing them to simmer very Caldwell, who was aboard the Holland mitted that ihose op|K>sed to the seat feel Hie influence of their infantile train slowly lor a long time. When done, reb during last week’s tests in the Potoma ing of Mr. Quay are in tbe minority, but ing in right thinking and pro|»er action the earth Samuela and Islimaela, the re through a colander, end if quite thin sult of tlieae unchanging workings of the it is a minority skilled in parliamentary river, declaring the tests successful and But it is not al >ne after the little one they should be stewed again for a short adding that a similar boat in the hands tactic», and if il desires to stave off a has come inso the world and is leading law ol cause ami offset. Thia is a time of time until they are about the consistency of a brave and determined enemy would vole during the session, can doubtless do to some extent an independent exist the history of the world,when every nat of marmalade. Moisten slices of zwie have made Admiral Dewey's occupancy so, but none of them will acknowledge ence, that Die mother as an all-power- ion, every people, is more or less In touch back with bot cream and serve with a such a desire. of Manila bay an impossibility. f il educator, ie exerting a moulding in with every inhabitant of the globe, and spoonful or two of the prune dressing on th« Ishmaels ami Samuels are more The president has requested General fluence over him. During all the time each. One dried apple may be used Southern Oregon Beauties. Joe Wheeler to with draw his resignation that Ills members are being ohaf*ed and likely to have an enlarged sphere of in with the prune if preferred. fluence than ever before in the history ol and the repjrt Is revised that he intends The San Francisco “Call” of Sunday formed and acted U|>on by the influence Psi nzh —Clean bv nutting them into to send a message to congress asking contained in its gallery of beautiful wo of her ever changing condition of mind humanity. Tliia fact being apparent to for legislation authorizing the placing of men, the photos o! a nutnljer of promt and bod/, she is most responsible for the «very thinking person, it is an all im warm waler, let them stand a few min Generals Whe-h r a id Fi 1 Hugh lx«e on rient young ladies of Southern Oregon chatacter of this delicate human organ portant matter that the prenatal edu utes, rubbing them gently between the cation which has so much to do in form hands to make sure that all duet and the retired hut of the suiny with the rank that gave great adornment to the ism. If we turn to the instruction given by ing the after history ol the individual dirt la removed ; rinse and if rather dry of brigadier general, as a reward ot all columns of the newHp»|>er. They were their services in the war with Spain, ft those of Mrs. Wm. zNelson, Amy Booth, the angel to Manoah and bls wife, we should be such as to give ua wise and and bard, pul them into three parts of is significant that wl e.i General Wheel Sylvia An 1»r«on, ClaraStaha*id Mrs. C. find that it all related to the regulation righteous judges to sit as leaders and di wster to use of the prunes; cover close er strived in Washington, he said he S. Evans, of Granta Pass; Mabel of the mother's life. When Manoah, not rectors, not Ishmaels to prey upon us ly and let them simmer two or three hours. H the prunes are quite easily intended insisting upon the acceptance ' Million, Helen Stanley, Blanch Logan, natisfied with what his wife told hiiu . and to plunder us. of Ilia resignation, and would ask to be Blanch Standard and Kate DePealt, of about the directions given her relative to I It is said of women, and with loo cooked less water may be need. They sworn in as a member of the house, Ashland; Blanch Toft, Dortha Pickins, the rare of the promised child, entreated much truth, that they delight in vain will 1« tender with n thick juice, A while now he says he has (he matter Allene Webber, Minerva Pickins, Mattie for another visit of the angel, at which and idle gossip. Did it but dawn more slice of leuion just before the Iruit io under consideration Bell OJgers and »Mary Utile of Medford; lie should himself be present, and thus clearly upon them what great things done is thought to be an improvement. The action of the sen de in passing Aggie Ge< rgeof Kerby ; ami Mrs. J). L. l^e sure that no im intake was made about they might do lor the race by a proper A Flag lor Your Schoolhouse. without a division th« emergency Porto ^Browning of Ixdarid. Die selections are the previous directions, the angel only cultivation ol their intellects, and by the Every school house in the county repe ated his directions t» the mother. development of their bodies, would they Rico bill, which pin *s at the disposal of excellent, but the list is very imorn should have a Hag. If you want eue tor the president, a little more than 12.000. pete. However, the illumination <f In answer to the important question of waste lime and squander talents unfitting Manoah, “ How shall we order the child, | themselves for all this important work, your district write to the C olrikm about 000, collected up to the first of January, the “Call’»’’ pages by the-e photos is ro and how «hall we <lo unto him?“ the it. on Porto Rican products, under the apparent that perhaps the “Call“ will angel replied “ Ol all that I said unto work they are fated to do either well or I ill, the influence of which they cannot Th« old rei labi«- -Th« W««kljr Ore*onUA. Dingley tariff, to be used for public pur be encourage«! to repeat the eve it. the woman, let her beware." j_ Hunt Josie’s Cbat.""j What You Pay For. 25c Each. Enlarged Crayon Photos Figures arc Better Than a Toil of Talk. R. O. McCROSKEY. THIS WEEK I AM OPENING A BIG LINE OE DIMITIES---------- IN DIFFERENT COLORED STRIPES. /V jjig Line of XVhile Gixxls, including Marseilles India Linen**, Nainsooks, hite Dimities, Lace Curtains in White and Ecru, Ladies’ Muslin Underwear and the Biggest Line of White Shirt Waists indifferent stylesand make up that you will have the pleasure of seeing in («rants Pass in the year of luoo. NEXT DOOR NORTH OF BÆNTK. OXOTTEÒS FOB BUSINESS, R. O. McCROSKEY.
