Rogue River courier., May 03, 1900, Image 2

U a.l>i>«g<<>» Urttrr
When our county papers ar« forced by
exialmg circumstance« to pi ini such edi­
(From Our Jtecakr «orrwpo«<J»n'
l*ul>luhHl Every Thurwlay,
torials as those which occurred after our
W amhimoto M, April
special city election, what kind of citi­
H m lb« prerid.nl « eou««*» »uPf“1»
zens can we expect will be* attracted to
FBormrroa.
J O. B«x*th returnitd on Friday fruu: authority in Cute’ Tbnt i* * br»m
vur city as permanent residents? When
uewqur.tion that baa teen raiaed bythe
bi< trip to Roseburg.
RATKM Olf »1 HM KiPTIOX !
minors are seen m a «late of mloxica-
reoilutmn offered by Senator Bacon and
The Old Channel mine on ->ix-Mile is
One Year, in edvar'-e,
•
•
11-25 Uou and smad boys smoke cigarette»
bux Month»,
•
•
•
.66 upon our public street« in open defiauce
still running with a force of 12 men at adopted by th» oenat« witboat opt-oei
tioa, calling apon th» ew reury of «»r
Three Months,
...
.36 of the laws of the stale, w bat class of cit-
i work.
t
for miorinarion aa to payment* ma ie to
biugle Copie», •
•
*
•
.06 izcm « can we expect the boys aud girls of
F
II.
Kelley
ie
putting
up"
a
new
arxov officer*, «erring in Cuba, outride
Advertising rales on application, t'upy
today
to
becoms7
it
««
the
doty
of
the
stamp
mill
on
hi«
mine
ca
Sardine
(or change or ad "must tie handed in before
U iheir regular allowance, and «alary
Tuesday noon, otherwise selling of the •th«ore to see ihal the laws are enlorced
«•reek near Gold Hill
It ia contended bv the war department,
«
mallei *
. u«» of /ta­
per running in< h, single column. A lie râ­ regardieM oi public opmiou. It lhe law«
L, E. Smith, who h»- been mining ou and by many in c-ngree*. that Cuba ia
bee
hives
lions and add lions to copy will lie charged •LeuiJ nut be eulorced taey should be
Grave creek, ItU on Thursday eveuiug under military role, and th« preaident
or at the rale of 10c per running inc h, sm- repealed.
We ifien, lhe Vtumaii«
SECTIONS,
for Denver, and inten Is going from there being con-mader-in- chief, cengreaa baa
<!• column.
UbiiBtiau Temperance Union ol Grant«
io I be Paris exposition.
nothing to do with any action ordered
ALL UP TO DATE.
Entered at the j»osl oîti« e al («rants I’ b - h , Fa««, appeal to you, our brolhe.«, in the
SMOKERS,
Oregon, as seconu-cia».i mad mailer.
A. F. Nelson left on Munday for the by lhe executive. The order that pre­
name of "«rod and Home and Native
Eureka mine. The route is being «gam­ cipitated Uia controversy i» an old uue,
COMB FOUNDATION
Und," to be al the polls ou election
T hlh & day , M ay j , 1900.
med for the new road which in to con­ i.aued Wh.il Mr. Alger was aecr.tary of
d<»y and bring your united miiueuje to
nect this mine with the Swede Basin war. wiakir.g an allowance for expense»
bear upon the eloctiuu of men to city
for several army officers filling high
road.
Voters who have an interest in the offices who know when the laws are I
Edgar T. Wallace of Y’reka, on»- f the positions in the military g«>vernment of
town’s welfare should attend the city broken and who will see that law aud
owners of the Aitbouss Tunnel Hydrau­ Cuba, from Cuban revenues. The«»
convention this (Wednesday/ evening or«ler are preserved, whether or not they
W. E. DEAN. & CO.. Propr.
lic mine, came up to Grants Pass on allowances are still continued. The
and see that good. strong, clean men are are presented with petitions vigiied by a
WodnaMtwy la-t and ielt for the mine, two side« of lhe controversy are shown
nominated fur the city offices. One vete majority of voter«. VYe are loth to be­
in the following colloquy between Sena
the same day.
at the primaries is worth two at the polls. lieve itaat the majority ol our citizen«
tors Flatt, of Connecticut, and Daniel, of
E.
B.
Duffy,
representing
the
Denver
are not law abiding, and Ibereiore be­
Virginia, after lhe former had atateil
A street sprinkler is one of our press­
A Rio Grande, and
J. F ymu, of the
that Cuba was under military-excuUve-
ing necessities. Already, during the lieve that with a fair election and every
Missouri Pacific, were in Grants Pats a
man
al
ids
post,
right
will
triumph.
Benj F George, vs Janie«: Fraley; in­
an<! not legislative control i Mr.
Moodvilk Items.
paat week, we Lave had a furetaate of
f» w days last wt-e'x iu the interests ol
feigned by committee fiom W. €’. f. U. junction and damages. Continued.
Daniel—"Do not the acts of congress
AT JEWELL S OLD STAND
what the summer will bring if the
Chester
Irwin
returned
to
biv
hoax
their
respective
companies.
Ellen F Hi Loois vs H C Booth; injunc­
control in Cuba?” Mr Flatt “N’u.
sprinkler is not forthcoming. Tfte nui­
from
Trail
creek
lattt
wpek.
Mr. Colvig t Letter to Voters.
FL M. Albright of Waldo, vi
tion. ContiuueJ.
Mr. Daniel—“Do not the laws of the
sance of Hying duet will be with us in all
J C Dy«ert and R b Miller vs Ira Hur-
Rev. McCain of Medford (»reached in Grants Fa*«» last week, Mr. Albiight i* United States a» to the pay and ernolu- ;
its intensity and dirt and grime wid pre­ To THE VuTXB« or JoaXPIIIMK Cut MTV :
the
»(-bod
boose
ia»t
Sun«fojr
to
a
large
rick,
Trustee
and
Jump-uff-Joe
Mining
tue owner of a copper propped of very ments of officers of the army apply in
Having been placed in nomination a«
BATH CABINETS.
vail throughout the hot weather. A
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
audience.
Co; foreclosure of mtg. Continued.
favorable appearance in that locality, Cuba?” Mr. Flatt—“As to lhe pay and
considerable number of the business the regular republican nominee for rep-
We
all
must
bathe, and a* our k^
WJ Harris vs James Hughes etal;
Harry Merritt, brother of the princi­ whose cupper resources are now attract­ emoluments of army otficen*, yes ; but as
men are anxious fur its instalment. It riHeulaiive in the legislative assembly injunction; ditmiiHsed
authorities
and
doctors
claim that lark-
ing
considerable
attention.,
pal, Maude Merritt, visited »cbool one
to what «ball be done in Cuba, no. Our For Representative . •
is necessary and should not be neglected. from this county, I have deeiued it nec­
ith Hot Air and Vapor Baths are
J F Kellogg vs James Oswald, injunc­ day last week.
essary and proper to declare to you my
Guarge
Green,
one
of
the
owners
of
occupation
of
Cuba
is
military
and
is
--------- — »
tion.
much bet'er for cleanliness »nd hsalui '
The destructive loieat fire« which intentioNH on certain important matters,
A. O. hreel, who is teaching near the Green brothers quartz mine at under excutive and not legislative au­
L FeUch vs Lance (»old Mining Co
and cost no more than soap and Water
G.
W.
COLVIG,
should
I
be
favored
with
a
plurality
of
have occurred lately in Michigan, Wi«
Galice, spent several days in town last thority.” Mr. Daniel—"Where does
and L L «h-wtll; suit on promissory note. Medford, visile«! friends
would it not 'we well to adopt ih^«
week. He has done little development the presiilent get this great au'hority
comm, Minneeota and Canada «o early vour ballots hi the coming election. 1
A D Evans vs J ob Strohlberg am! S B Saturday an«! Sunday.
This is simply the common seiiM» prinej.
work
on
bis
property
during
the
past
in the year, «hould contain an object do this in ord» r that there may be no Pettingill; foreclosure ol hen; de«rue by
Mr.
Flatt
—
“
From
the
conaitution.
As
Ed Hammond, an old resident oi thin
Regular Republican Nominee. pie for eliminating the poisons that bare
winter,
on
account
of
rheumatism,
but
lesson for Oregonian« in Die eare of misunderstanding between us, and that default.
commander-in-chief of the army, the
place, died at his home la»t Sunday eve,
accumulated in the system
J P Morse vs .Matthew Pyle; foreclo­
tteir forest«. The method "f trying to you may have a fair opportunity to
and was buried at thia place Tuesday, w ill work on it during the coming sum­ president has authority far beyund the
Prices from $4 to $12.
sure
of
miner's
lien.
DnuniaMed.
mer.
Competent
judges
consider
tins
keep ire out of th« forest« entirely 1« judge as to whether or not you desire to
power
which
may
be
conferred
upon
JOBEBll Moss, Agt.
James Robertshaw vs Joseph Hill; in Rev. Hays of Grants Pa»»!, conducting mine a.*» among the Miost promising in him by congress.” Secretary Rout will For Representative -..
ebort sighted and itn|>o«eible. Every honor me with your suffrages, or liestow
the » rvices.
equity Continued.
one who ia familiar with onr pine foreate the same upon some one who nearer re­
the district, which how has a wile send lhe information asked for by the
Grants Pass and Its Mines.
W If Hamlin and J W Hamlin vs
A number of the people of this place spread reputation in its quartz mines.
know« how rapidly the inflammable flects your views.
WM. H. HAMPTON,
Bacon resolution to the senate this week,
Continued from birxl J\i ,■
I
hos
K
Campbell,
et
al,
foreclosure
of
are
ill
with
the
grippe.
Among
some
of
In nearly all the platforms that have mortgage. Dismissed.
material arciiinulateH. If it ia allowed
Angelo Fick, who has been working when the controversy will doubtless be *
the.number are Garfield Osborn, Mr.
ment, I should judge these to beat]
to gather lor a great number of years lie tn made this spring, so far a« 1 am in­
(i W Blalock ami J II Blal<jck vs E E ami Mrs. Hale, Jam«« Leslie and Myrtle all winter at Geo. Phillips hydraulic renewed.
right.
Independent
Candidate.
and then takes fire, a«, in some way or formed, there has been a resolution Blalock ; in equity.
There has been more or Uss gossip
mine on Silver creek, spent a few days
Williams, who were quite 111.
“There are great opportunities goint
other, it eventually will, there will be no >«dopled declaring that such party is in
Edward Wilcox, W B Hurst and II M
in town last week. This mine han now alleging opposition by influeniial mem-1
to be opened here.’* said John Shall-
Great
interest
is
being
taken
in
the
itopplng the resulting conflaf ration, and lavor of changing the constitution so as Myers; to declare a trust On trial.
suspended O|>ernlion8 for the summes bers of the illinoiw congressional delega­ For Representative....
born. *'I know of a place, not more
W W Blalock vs Viola Blalock, di •»< liooi this Spring. The 1st «lay of May after a very favorable season. Phillips tion to the bill for the holding of the
there will lie a clean sweep of timber and to permit the fmople to vole directly
vorce. Decree tor plaintiff
the old custom of crowning the May
than ¡0 miles from (¿ranis Pa»-«, where
everything else. '1 tie only safe way is to on United Hutes neuators.
has the only modern hydraulic plant on World’s fair at St. Louis, in comineinora
Mathil'le
R
Cords
vs
Louise
M
Gro»se,
Queen wa* revived, From among the Silver creek, a district of much richness lion of the Louisiana purchase. Sena
there are 30i)J a«,rerf of rich placer
1 bulfovfi these resolutions have the et al; injunction.
ti-e the ground each year. The result­
W. F. HORN,
many preity little girls M ihm Addie in placer deposits. Its remoteness has (or Mason thus states his position : "1
ground which will go from $500)to
ing fire will not develop enough heat to unanimous sup|>ort of the |>eopi« and
Carrie E Colwell, et al vs A AnderBon
Jones was chosen, It will be reinem-
$8000 to the acre, and it is not even
more than acorih the bark of «aplinse are wise and judicious principles which et al tin eqnity.
am
for
the
fair,
enthusiastically
for
it.
been the principal obstacle to develop-
Dem., Peo,, Silv. Rep. Candidate. filed upon, and anyone can go there
The ncbeme ie on the same principle a. should be enacted into law, but to re­
Chas II Noble vs James Leeper; fore bered this little lady stood »eco nd in ment.
The Louisiana purchase was one of the
the “popular pupil c-onieal” of Jackton
and for |1 get 20 acres. The reason
solve by platform and to put the princi­ closure of mortgage
varvinalivn
F. Vr. Metz arrived here last week greatest events in American history.
ple into force and effect are widely separ­
is that there is no water, and cntil -oine
Wm D Hunt vs I»al»el Hunt, et al ; in Co. last year. Little Julia .Merritt of accompanied by Mr. Ix*e of Cripple The Centennial anniversary of it ought
A statement issued by the war depart ated, however unanimous should be the equity. Defanlt.
For District Attorney...
Grai t* Pass stood a very close second
man or men build water di'ches, it
Creek, Colo., and will continue the to be fittingly commemorated. I know
merit shewing the casualties which have sentiment, and that you may have, in a
Mel ven B Murphy vs L'ora Muri by; for Queen. The exercises were closed
eanol be worked. We w ant capital to
of no better wa»' to commemorate it ’
work
which
was
begun
last
fall,
of
thor
­
ocLibred in the Philippine war from July measure, the benefit of the same, and be divorce; decree granted.
by a very instructive address from-Dr.
come in here and invest in such enter­
than by holding a world’s fair. St. Louis
C. B. WATSON,
1,
when American troops first l«erniitted to exercise this great privilege,
Harriett Waggoner vs Hain nel < i Wag Hays, Presbyterian minister of (¿rants oughly prospecting a considerable area is the place for holding it. St L)uis >
prises, and the country will then boom.
of ground on Silver creek, known as
landed in the Philippines, to April 27, I now say to you that if you elect rne to goner; divorce; default.
BLORY OF A I l.ACKK MINE.
"Silver creek basin.” lb the values are has a much more meritorious cabe than
1V00, shows a total loss from all sources the legislative assembly of your slate at
many other such enterprises which have
Regular
Republican
Nominee.
I
met
Mrs. Mary E. Leonard, of Alt-
found
as
satisfa«Tory
as
may
be
reason
­
of 2250 ellicera and men. About two the coining election I will cast my vote
house, which is about 40 miles from
ably expected fioin indications, tiie ieceived substantial recognition from
thirds of Ibis number have died from for Hon. Binger Hermann for United
Grants Pass, and she tells me a remark­
ground will be opened and thoroughly the federal government. I expect to For District Attorney ..
richness. This shows the true propor­ States senator every ballot that shall Ire
able story about a placer mine, and I
equipped for operation dirring the com­ vote and talk for the passage of the
tions of the war and how comparatively called in the joint or separate branches
bill.”
ing summer.
have investigated the matter and will
safe is fighting in Luzon comps red toother of the legislati/e assiHnbly of Oregon at
Lt seefiis liijit the house and the
therefore tell it to your readers For 30
portions of the globe, Sjuth Africa for the coming so-sion, until he ie either
A.
E.
REAM
ES.
II
M.
Cha;
in
was
in
town
Thmsday
that this
senate are to lock horns over the
years she has ha«l two placer claims, one
instance. Moro men were killed’ in elected, or hie name 1« withdrawn aw a
from Pickett creek. Mr. Chapin is one question of bow the Pacific cable shall
on Democrat gulch and the other on Alt-
rneie single skirmishes in our civil war» candidate for senator.
of the owners of the Big Four mine one
tie laid and operated. The house com­
Dem. and Peo. Party Candidate. house creek, from which $17 to the foot
than have diud from all sources during
of the important hydraulic properties of mittee on commerce has reported the
I make this promise with full know
on bedrock was taken, and $10;)0 froiu
the whole time of our occupation of the ledge and due consideration «fits import
that district. Pickett creek is the first •Sherman bill, which provides that the
one yard up the gulch, and she estimates
islands. The whole history of the war is and effect, bel evinu that Mr Hermann’s
stream of importance joining Rogue cable shall be constructed and owned For County Clerk ...
IS BRANDED
There is a treat in store
that the two claims will give a clean up
ON EVERY
the ctory of a ( base, with the Filipinos long public record as a congressman
river from the south side below the
by a corporation, as a substitute for the
of $2,0(10,0 0. She cannot work it her­
well in the lead. More severe measures from this state is without blemish, and
mouth of tfie Applegate, and the aurifer­ bill recently passed by the senate, which
for those women who have
might perhaps have shortened the war, can Ire defended from tin« platform
self and will not sell. She wants »nine-
ous area of the lower Rogue river coun­ provides for government construction
R. L. BARTLETT,
not worn a pair of these fa­
but we are not barbarians and the best against any a.nsa'ilt which the "dark
one to put in a dredging plant and give
try seems to begin at this point. Pick­ and ownership of the cable.
mous shoes.
good of the islanders is one of the strung horse” candidates can bring to bear up­
her a royalty I am told that she is
ett creek support« several hydraulic
Fashion s
Thbt lead rs do not always control
Regular Republican Nominee. likely to find the person who will take
consideiatiuns of their control.
plants which yield good returns.
on it.
in congress is well known to close
Styles for ail uses and Favorite.
the property on her terms. It will re­
Herman I.net bye, proprietor of the observers. The latest proof that tbey
If my honorable opponents will have
The hquur tratHc in the Philippines is
occasions are repi vsvtitvl in this line of footwear, an« I BEAUTY»
quire an electrical plant and a dredger
Gypsy
(Jiieen
mine
on
A
It
home,
was
in
the
courage
and
manhood
to
come
to
the
County
Treasurer
For
«Ionol
is
the
annouiicemmt
that
the
causing a large amount of comment
to do the work. Gustav Wilson, of Port­
town last week. He is making arrange house will take up th-» Nicaragua canal
EASE AND SERVICE ire their distinguishing features.
and the assertion is freely made that the front and announce to you over their
land, knows the property very well.
inentH for putting a small quarts mill on bill May 1, and vote upon it the next
saloon is unknown in Manila prior to own signatures whom they will favor
C. L. Mangum, a mining man of rep­
T. H. CORNELL
his
projierty,
as
he
will
get
bettei
returns
with
their
ballots
on
the
senatorial
day.
In
this
case
the
leaders
were
wise
the American occupation. The Impres­
utation here, informs me that there are
by
that
method
than
by
an
arastra.
He
question,
we
will
get
down
to
a
practical
enough
to
accede
to
the
polite
request
sion is almost invariably given that the
125 hydraulic mines in active operation
has been making 1125 per month on hie oi 250 members to force compliance with
It i.< AU easy matter to nvike a pretty shoe without com­
Americans are instituting drunkenness test of this wholesome plank and give
Regular Republican Nominee. which are tributary to (¿rants Paes, and
small vein, with a,hand mortar. It was their wishes at any time they might see
ami thereby demoralising the inlanders the people a much-desired privilege,
fort, or a comfortable shoe without beauty or style; but to
15 quartz »ills, and at least 303 quartz
fiotn this vein that he brought it) the ex­ fit to de so. The passage of the bill is
G. W. C olvio .
with liquor. 1 he inference drawn is
locations on which assessment work is
hibit
of
gold
and
quartz
which
attracted
combine
glove
fit,
absolute
ease,
fashionable
elegance,
and
ex
­
assured.
For
Treasurer
.
.
that the Filipino knew nothing of in­
A MiniiUr* Mnt.k,
being done, besides many claims which
so much attention last summer. He has
Consul
General
Goodnow,
in
a
report
toxicating liquor before the American
cellent wearing quality is Art in Shoe Making.
are lying dormant, One of the recent
A city niiniiiter »», rerently li*n<l«il
a's.o taken out eight or ten tons of the to the department of state, from
came. We understand that the native
large mining enterprises of Southern
* notice to te re»<l from Ilia pulpit Ac.
iHirphyry contiguous to the vein, which [Shanghai, knocks the bottom out of the
J. T. TAYLOR,
has, ami has used lor ages, a home made
Oregon is the equipping of tlie old chan-
l»roep«cte at the rate of $20 |»er ton. He newspaper «tories alleging that the
liquor, whose effects discount, by far. con>panv;nK it wm u clipping from a
nea «paper tearing upon the matter.
has not yet ascertained the extent ol establishment of Chinese cotton manu­
nel hydraulic mines by John R. Harvey,
those of any forty-rod ever made in this
Dem.. Peo., Silv. Rep. Candidate. William Hale Thompson and C. B.
The clergyman «tinted to read the
this body of auriferous p<>rpbyry. He facturing plants were endangering
country. When a Filipino gels full ol
axlraet and found that it began: 'Take
also has a quartz ledge from eight to ten American trade in the Orient. He
Beardsley, all of Chicago, This proper­
bis native bug juice, he gel» his kaile
Kemp'a Balaam, the teat Cough L ure.*’
feet in width which he intends to devel­ l»ointB out the fact that American trade For Assessor . .
ty of 1500 acres of placer ground, with
and tries to kill everything in sight.
op <luiing the coming summer.
Thia waa iianlly nliat ha bad exp*ele<l
tine water rights, when the equipment is
is about four time« a« effective as that of
This phase of the question resins to be
u d, after a moment'« he«ilation, hr
‘
¿^^»pleted, will be ano:her valuable
Chinese
;
also
that
the
cotton
mills
al
persistently suppressed by thecriticixers
Grants Pass is its Outlet
turned it over, ami found an the other
mine in Josephine county, to further
CHARLES CROW,
Shanghai only spin coarse yarn, which
in this country. There is no need ol aide
Preston
Peak
on
the
summit
of
the
tlio mattar iiitended for the read-
establish her reputation as a m’ning
, is furnish?«! to the consumers in the
suppressing any thing. The facts a>e
coast range, is developing into one ol ¡interior, who weave
ing.
center.
it on hand looms,
bad enough. Misrepresentation of the
the richest copt»er mining districts on
Regular
Republican
Nominee.
GeorgeS. Calhoun, a merchant, sail
and
have
been
running
up
to
the
pres
­
Circuit
Court
Proreedinti
liquor business has weakened the tern
the roast, the Preston Peak .Mining Co
he has been here six years, coming from
ent time at a loss. The report con­
perame caise more than a little. Too
(Corrected to May 2.
having a ledge fully 100 feet in width of
< unnecticut, and has always had a good
cludes as follows. "The cotton cloths For Assessor .. .
many temperance w. rkersseeiu to think
very rich ore. This mine is on the
CHIMINAL.
business.
g . P.
dominating the market in northern
that any thing derogatory to the liquor
boundary line of Siskiyou ami Del Norte
The state of Oregon va < i W
China, and now « hallenging the trade
To Cur«» a Cold In One Day
traffic is go»n| material the stronger th«* larcenv , dismissed.
counties, with the company’s works in
m central China are from America. We
A. D. CUSTAR,
better, whether it is true or not. This
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
State of Oregon vs bred lipton; lar-
Siskiyou, about 15 miles south of the
can control this market «-> lo*ig as ve
A11 druggists refund money if it fails to tire,
weakens the effects of their efforts in a ceny ; plea«I guilty. Sentenced for 00
Oregon line. The water shed on the
have an equal en rance into all China
h. W. (¿rove's signature on eAery box. 25c
very large degree
When they will Jays in county jail.
Combination Ticket.
Siskiyou side is Indian creek, which
M \\ l>py vs Virginia Espy , divorce;
Dem . Peo., Silv Rep. Candidate.
»»apecially as freight lines from otir
make sure of their facts first before they
empties
into
the
Klamath
river
al
Hap
­
Flie state of Oregon vm John Hall , dismissed
The democratic ami populist county
go ahead, they will have made a long assault; guilly as « barged. Fine of
B \V Baldwin \s John M CotVee, et al. nominating conventions were held In py (amp, while the water shed on the c »untry are multiple I; and wlum the
I N caragua canal ia bn i It, no otl««»r th tn
stride toward progress. One way of impose«!.
pvrf<»rmance of contra« !
Grants Pass last Saturday, the former a’ l>el Norte side seems to tie the head i American goods tire«! applv in (’hi«ia ’’ For Coroner
CIVIL CASKS.
C II Libby vs I. F Hparhawk el ux , in
misrepresentation frequently practised
waters
of
Smith
river
emptying
into
the
|
the
c
urt
house
ami
the
latter
at
the
city
W T Turnham el al vs J O Booth, et equitv ; decree by default
The action of the war «ieptrttn nt in
is to take isolated and uncommon cases
Jam« » Carter vs A Lempkr .for« closure hall The conference committees of the ocean near Crescent City in Del Norte •>rd ring CAtin » I rour be*»f «»tr to th *
and give them as I regular occurrences, a!, action for money , disniismid.
T. A. HOOD.
hen , dismissed.
different parties met and agreed on the < ouni v, aud also of tributarie« of tne
Davis Brower vs Jos R Oliver et al; of Della
Strict adherence to rea»onable fact
M Snowg'Mise vs Daniel \ Hyow • follow mg distribution of office»: Demo­ Illinois river, emptying into Ro^ue riv­ Philippine« for w.lU ari m tli * inferior
whoeannoi be s.ipp'ie I * th refrigerated
goose ; divor«*e Decree for plaintill.
uiakts a < aae far stronger than to exag- action for money, continued.
J II Roberts vs !• M linker; action
B F Meredith and Erasmus Wilaon vw crats; representative, sheriff, treasurer er, Oregon. In the Preston Peak sec­ frt*-di be«g. though issu Lon recommend*
Regular Republican Nominee.
gerate I ho fads. I In this business there
tion
there
is
still
a
great
amount
of
snow
Populists; clerk
IHinoi« and Josephine < «ravel Mining ami commissioner.
tion of officers including General Otis,
is no need for exaggeration. There (or mon«»y ; dismissed
a sester, school-superintendent, survey­ probably 30 feet deep in places, thereby has caused mucli gossip in Wa-diingr-m
II I. Benson v< Jos R Oliver et al; Co; injunction.
should I* absolute prohibition In the
or ami justice ol Grants Pass precinct. affording a goo«I supply of water during The order was issued without t ousultiug For County Commissioner
army. When a number of young men action lor money; coutinuvd.
Silv« r republicans; coroner. The dem the summer season. In course of tiiOe G neral Miles, whose opposition to
B W Baldwin vs Manuel Joseph de
are herded together without refining
ocrats made nominations in accordance' when the mines are fully developed to canned corn beef a? ati army ra ion was
Silva
Nunex,
et
al
¡action
for
money
con
A
Pittsburg
drun
Influences present, the tendency is
H S WOODCOCK,
with this program, and as the populate prove petmanent, a gum! rout« for a rail­ made plain during the court in ar ia of
tinued.
yain . I always cair
alaavs toward moral declination and if
finu*heJ their work first and brought road with an easy grade, can be found of General Euan. When General Mil s
J A Jenning vs SI R Cords ami D A Balsam in my grip,
intoxicating liquors are freely used the
their list of nominations to the demo­ down Smith liver to Crescent City.— was aske«! what he thought ol the order,
t 'ords, action for money ; continued.
and a few dose» of I lie
abundonmenl is accelerated
Regular Republican Nominee.
crats, the latter nominate«! by acclama­ Yreka Journal.
W J Harris vs Janos Hughes, Finnm makes me a well man.
he rep'icd : "1» has t»«en d-»rnonitrat»»d
markable «peed. Intnxfcatu
I hllard, et al, ac tion for damag«*» ; dis my customer»“ I lake
tion each successive populist nominee in Stale of Ohio, City oi To'edoJ
th
it
the
b
st
meat
«upp
iel
to
an
anuy
should have no place in t
missed.
hie pit per o der.
Lucas C Onty,
i ss
young men. and tell them
is beef «^n the ho ♦ . t’ha: is all I care tn For Co School Superintendent
Unrl. Bill t rile. , wS«.), .„4 .ay. it a>V<
They are utterly useless mi
(’ I'. Harmon vs Allred Kelly; action I
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be I say.”
W. F. Horn was nominated a« rrpre-
mm feel good all ..»er. It mutt. Even hn
what
I
do
when
I
take
c»d-J
for money ; decree by default.
malicious in al! their rff««-te.
b»cx
wear» a pleawd expression!! If you
t
i«
the
senior
partner
of
the
firm
of
F.
J.
I
tentative and. no other candidates al ­ Cheney A Co , doing business in the city i
S«B«!^y^e t.hal T,llMA
YOUR BACK GLAl
Joe Woike vs Chas A Ke Iv and Frank gluts, 2 ic.Mnd 50c.
lion will be iuip
A Woman - Awful |»etll.
ncle
Billy
did.
buy
it
of
the
aoxitts roB
prar
ing,
was
«
bus«
n
bj
acclamation.
LINCOLN SAVAGE,
of Toledo, county am! slate aforesaid. '
Kelly ; action (or money ; continued.
long ms the ulhcv
For sheriff no less than five candidates and that said firm will p«v the sum r»l 1 “There is only one chance to save
1 J Ihi-SM» vs I’ Shattuck; action for
up to th«» coma
yonr
life
and
that
is
through
an
opera
­
f
1(M)
for
vat
h
ami
every
case
of
catarrh
I
ai prared in t:.c arena
I. 1> Stevens,
mom \ . dri’rt»« fur plamtitl
liquor. Till then,
that cannot l»e cured by the use of Hall’s ' tion,” were the atari ling words heard by
Kutone Enos vs Antone Hom», ulion
V. I‘ !'<in c t, Harry Lewis. T. Y Dean Catarrh
Regular Republican Nominee.
Cure
F ka v
. k J. C hknsv
if we have auy
Mr». I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge. Wie.,
For Sale by
lor |»os»*«»f«Mion of property and daiiiag«*»
and l<>e Russell. Stevens aud Burnett
Sworn
to
before
me
and
subscribed'
in
disgrace to u» «
L rat k I’. Sdva subst.luted for certain
dropped out after ti e first vote, ami my |»renem*e, thistkh dav of lH»cetnber. Hum her ductor after he had vainly tried
valor will liard
10 plaintiffs. Continue»!.
to cure her of a frightful cate of stomacn For Sheriff
A. W. G mevsom ,
after s«»vvral ballots, Harry Lewis, by a A. D , ¡380.
offset thv a« Andal.
*»eal.
Notary Public.
J R .Mackin and Thoa Mackin, (part­
trouble an«! yellow jaundice. Gall
divided majority, »a» dtc'arvd the choice
Hall's Ca’arrh Cure is taken internal e*one« had fornHsd and «he conttantly
ners vs D J McMasters, et al, a«tion fot
of
ihe
convention
bur
treasurer,
J.
T
Iv am! acts directly on the bl<x>i an<! '
moiicv . deer«»e bv <leia«ill against defen
El). LISTER.
lay lor, the pn^nt incumbent, was re­ niucous Burfo«*ve ut the system. Send for | grew w >rse Then «be began to n«e
in« r un at tiie drug «lure alii! von ent (Yetharell. Continued.
E
e.-tric
Billers
which
wholly
cured
her.
testimonials,
free.
nominated by acvlamalien. For com-
\ < ll<»ugh as administrator
The
tiuucs ami laih s< «»re« of |n»«>ple call fur a
b J. Ctlb N FY A CO . Toledo, O
It « a wonderful Stomach, Liver and
m>»•. tier two names were proposed,
Regular Republican Nominee.
liultie of Kemp*« Babam for the Throat Grants I’sss New Water, I ght A Power
Sold by Druggist, Tlx*.
Kidney remedy. Cur-« Dytpepnia, Lott
John
Wells
of
Kerbjr
and
C
F.
Lovelace
Hall’s Family Pills are the best
and Lungs foi ihu cute ol Cough«, Cold«, Co, action fur damages. Continued.
( Appetite. Ty it- Only 51 cu.
of
Wildervi
ie,
the
choice
falling
on
FG Burna vs Jowphmv comity, *«•
Asthma, Brum hum ami Conaumption
«maranteed. Foi M.'e by W F. Kremer. For Sheriff
PLENTY OF STOVE WOOD
Well* The in»puiii«ts made the foil »wr­
Kemp's Balsam, lhe etnudard family lluu fur damages. Continued to July ,
spr« ai term.
ing
nominations
fur
the
l |H ew allotted Reidy fur q tick delivery. Prices ar« Druggiet.
remedy, it sold on a guarantee and never
4I
J s Win lrl| vsihe Th« English—-Cana
to that party Clerk. N Reynolds; as right. Leave orders at Marble :
Ekctrx Lights
fail« to civ« entire sat iei art ion Triti» dian ( umpany , l.|d action f«ir damage-»
Hepairing of all kinds.
harry l lewis ,
sessor, A. I> Cantar . school superintend* Front street
25c. and 50c.
In the berths of the >Undar»l Pullman«
La<iies garments djred without rippin
xm m casm
ent, J. D. Hayes; surveyor, II. C. Ter*
A Twi«t of i he W riet
d the Northwrn Pa» Ac’s new North
Appeal te th« Velars
W T Tumham et ai va R S Cfovelaml.
kins; ju i<tir» of thepeai'e ft»r («rants I'a«». In the n ghi will turn on the electric C «st Limited WtU bo appreciated by
Work« next to eleven,«,Gallery.
The ballot is the birthright ofevr y for po«»e*«ion uf mining prw|wrty. Dis i
R n Cole, J. D. Frier *as noinma'ed b«rth light in the Pullman Standard Pacific coast and inland empire travelers. Dem.. Peo.. Silv. Rep. Candidate
Amernan «ilizen and while there are misaed.
fo- coroner.
Socp g Care, on ihr N rrtbern Pacific’« Two light« to each section. Ask our
H M Gorhatn v« l< F
those win «ill sell their birthright for a
\ rth C»»a»t Limited
Ta lights tn agents fur the North (Va«t I. mite«! foaf- For Sheriff
Dysert; inj«mction. Continuisi.
glass of be«*r, it ia nut to them alone hut
ra«Ti srtliui». Get a N. rtl. Cm*»t Limit­ let. A. D. Cbarlto«. Ase t <»enera! Pas­
Cassie 1 Martin v» il D Martin, for
rather to the voteia who are too mJ.ffer- divorce, disini«sed.
ed leaffet. A D Chariton, A**«’t Gen*! senger Agent,
Mornsun Ht. Cor. 3d,
eut or discouraged to take any internet
Henry York vil’I DaviAsuQ. mjinc
J H COLBY
Pass. Ag’t.
Morrison 8t , Cor. 31. Fortlaad, Ova.
J"««phlR. Conn,, Map.
(ion
;
derrvn
for
plamlitL
in the city election, that thle apf»eal is
Periiand, Oregon.
Th. offla.l m.p oi j,^phine
( H Car «on et al vs 1 M Haye», et al,
STOVE WOOD ANY AMOUNI
made. The con di lion of our municipal
“ I» had .t lhe Coo«. oBc.
,e-
Independent Candiate
guxerneieiil demands that some adieu injonction and lu quiet tille». detree tur
Ride a Rambler with a Coaeter Brake
Ia»w prices—- Prompt delivery. I.«are
prie. Fold,lll( lRM.kel m4p $t
in an, C.wrr, , . ,
aud be nappy.
be taken by our ¡aw abiding citizens. plaint iff.
orders at Mart»«« Shop.
. *
»J .w Call and r’
’ ' *• to '■"»»««toa.
ROGUE RIVER COURIER,
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Ladies’ Tailor-Made
SILK WAISTS,
SATIN WAISTS,
PERCALE WAISTS
SKIRTS
iTinino Wertes
Supplies
,
(Àmie now
Post Office Building.
—They Fit Where Others Fail—-
for Bovs’
E. C. Dixon,
Drv Goods, Shoes anil Furnishings.
CRAWFORDS
T. A. Hood & Co.
Cleaning and
...Dyeing Works,
T Clayman, Propr