Rogue River courier., May 10, 1900, Image 4

PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.
ORA VE Y A KI) I* OKPETS
He (as the clock strikes 12)- *This
is the hour that grave wards yawn.”
She - “Well, they have u»y sympathy.”
Where Aristocratic Dogs and Cats - N. Y. World.
“Mamma," said 11-yvar-oid Frances,
Are to Be Buried.
“I love you dearly—dearly." “Du you,
Francts?"
“Yes, tadeed, rnajuma.
The Mew (>■»<«»» t« I»? I.wratrd la Though you know a>l my faults. I lo'e
Marylaad. Aerosa th? l.ia«
you still." - Judge.
from the District «»f
Her Reason.—Fannie—"If you are
Columbia.
so positive that Harry loves you, why.
for goodness’ sake, don’t you a«*cept
Jan*» “He
The death» of many valuable ¡»eta of him and get married?”
fu»bional>ie men and w n t n of Wash­ won’t a*k me.”- Detroit Free Press.
ington's inner circle* have »uggeated
.Muggins “Topnotes sings with a
to some enterprifing mind the idea of great deal of eapre^ion." Buggi’;»
estubluhiijg a «log and cat graveyard. “1 should nay »e> 1 once heard him
It is inteudrd, also, to allow pur rot a sing ‘Rocked is the Cradle of th«*
and inunkry» to be interred in thia cem­ Deep,’ and it positively made r»«- sick.”
etery, and, in fact, animal* of any kind, —Philadelphia Record.
if they are pets of fashiop.fdde people
“Posterity will appreciate me,” »aid
vvhu have nmney enough to spend on the earnest statesman. “That’s all
this new fad.
right," said Senator Sorghum. “But
A jar'iition bus been sent to the dis­ the troubl« alxMit ¡»»»ferity is that It
trict com mission er« requesting permis­ always pays the cash dividend» to
sion to conduct such an entrrpriFC. somebody’ else."- Washington Star.
However, 1his c uuld not be grunted, a*
“Clara, your palms are ail dead, but
the toinmiMsioDcis decidid that such a you still keep the jardiidvrrs in the
<-pin« tery could not I m - e> tabiisiu d in window."
“Of course, Charles; I
the District of Columbia. This did not want thoM* new neighbors to think
daunt the vriguators of the scheme, that we have the ¡«alms or are going
however, They at once decided to go to have ¡»alms." Indianapolis Jour­
just bey and the district line arid »tart nal.
the business in .Mnry land.
Professor-■ “State the difference I mj
Th? plan is to obtain about a quar
tween a ¡>«ssimi»t and in optimist."
ter of an acre on lhe prêt ¡¡est «île po«-
Pupil “A pessimist is one
who
sible, and make a beautiful little park ho|M*s that all trouble» will come to
out uf the place. The grounds will bave
others, and an optimist il one who inf-
an attendant, and will I m - kept in splen­ lirves that all go«»! things will coin«-
did erdcr. Money will not be »pared to
to himself “ Town Topics.
make the cemetery attractive, and only
Mr. Nooxy “What has turned all
the dugs of the rich cun utford to rent
you women against Mrs Weeds? You
in this exclusive and fashionable little
graveyard. The owners of Doggie und were very sorry for her when her bus
tiled." Mr». Noozy "Ye«, mid
Kitty, and PolJy and Jacko, as the case band
may be, will have to put up their money how diti »he repay our interest in
Why. »he fixed tilings no that
in order to plant their animals in this her?
paper» ahouldn't publish the
particular spot <rf ground, as the »pace the
left."
will be limited, and only a few hundred amount of money her husband
Philadelphia Press.
graves will be made. These will be
costly. The poor bootblack, however,
BUFFALO BREEDING.
with a “jailer dog,” will have to let
the garbage man curt his pet away, or II la tu I)« Tallan I p us u lloaineaa
sneak over to a vacant lot on a dark
by • Teses < util?
night and “put away’ his faiihful com­
Cumpa« g.
panion.
When Admiral Dewey’s dog Bob died
“Most people are of the beli» f,” re­
in New York the admiral telegraphed marked Sheriff Taylor, of Sherman.
to the hospital where the collie was and Texas, according to the .Memphis
ordered that he be given a good burial. Scimitar, “tliat the American bi»*on ia
The best that the hospital authorities an extinct animal, Imt that is a great
could do, however, wrv to send th«* re­ mistake. It I n true that in comparinoli
mains of the dog over to New Jersey to with the numlMTM of the la-astM that
be interred in a vacant lot. Mr. Ferry used to thunder over the vv« st« rn
Jhath’s little Cuban poodle shared a plain« the numbera now to l»e found ar»*
like fate Last week. Several «lays ago, insignificant; hut yet there are aome
when an okl cat, one of the pets of the 1 in existence, and there an* m< a. ur< >
white house, died, one of the servants | now un<icr contemplation for the prop
dug a little grave in the back yard by a agation of the species, so that in time
rose bush, und “Tommy” was lni<l to they may become reauoftahly ¿oinmoij
rest, it wAsfUi right for "Tommyfor again.
hr could not have hern in a more aristo­
“1 know of only one herd of buffalo
cratic or beautiful place, but as-on« in Texas, that belonging to Mrs. .Mary
lovely woman who loves her dog more Goodnight, of the Goodnight tattle
than her bonnets, said: “It was right company, in the Panhandh . Iler herd
hard on Dewey’s dog not to be buried uomes down from the original stea k of
in the white house yard also.”
the Staked Plains. Several years ago
The plan of the dog cemetery is not al­ the herdsmen of the Goodnight pa*
together a new one, but rut her an Eng
lures raptured three calve* and after
lish adoption. There 1» in London just iomeatii-ating them aa much <1 th« ir
such an enterprise. It is situated near nature»» would permit prov<eded to
Hyde Park und 1» about 150 feet »qunr«
breed them. Thia was done as a ;>a .
l)r. Cecile French, th«* well known time und without any special purp«>s<
canine authority, says that w hen h«- wa* in view until the rare began logo out
in London last summer he visited tlo- >t i-xiatenre, und then it WHS decided to
institution for the purpose of ascertain
go into the inbreeding iih an indiiNtry
ing just what it was. île say»: “Itisn So the herd has grown until now it
beautiful Spot, with large, old weeping numbers about 70, fiu or mon* being
willows uud hedges. It is surrounded full-grown and healthy sprciinehN of
by a wull composed of boxwood, which the species.
is so thick and dense that it 1» Impossi­
“I have often are«» th“*»* animalM on
ble to see w hat is going on Inside. After the Goodnight rungs, and they certain
much difficulty and persuasion, 1 was ly bring to mind the old time on Un*
permitted to enter und investigate. plains. The Goodnight people liuve the
'1 here are numerous miniature walk*. ineaUN to go into the cultivation of the
»0 narrow that only out* peraoii cun buffalo on a liherul arule, mid in Tcxn
walk in them, ’1 here are many little it ia undvi'Ntood to be tin- purpose of t h.*
graves ubout a foot and half long
nanagera for Mrs. Goodnight to dis
They are kept in perfect order, and pone of none of (In* stock f«»r a p«-t ii»d
most of them have little headalonea of years, say 25, when the herd will
and some of the prop!»* have gone so far number something like 5.000.
its to tract monuments over their dead
”1 am told that there are other herds
pet».”
in the Cnited States. ‘Buffalo’ J oih - h .
“I have here a few epitaphs which I of Hanaus, lias a large herd lie lias
'•■ ‘I from some of the gravestones," always taken great interest in the
*A'ib«. 3r. French, to a 'Post reporter, propagation of the nnilnals, ami of
“and if you wish you may copy them.” late has been working on a aclicme to
livre are u few chosen from ai»out a have tin* Cnited States government to
hundred which the doctor had copied set aside a lurgr pasture for the ex
in his note I *«k:
cliisivr range of hutTiil«»« *, the lire« d
Ing stock to hr contrilmted by .Mrs
To our dear Klbbs,
Born Jun«- 11. :»3. <ll«-«l February 25. '.»7
Gocslnight. Jolie* and any others who
After itfs's “fitful fevsr,” she sleeps well.
mny havu any of the animals which
they would be willing to part with.”
“Batty, *’
And when ut length my own life's work Is
VI out?n WiSBlonarl?« Morr> « hln?«r.
o’er
1 hope to And hi r watting as of yore.
I hr following rrmarks of t hr (M iim
Eager, expectant, glad to meet me at the ntische Lloyd about Protratant ladv
door.
miMhionrra in thr far rant arr worth
To Rover.
«¡noting: “It a«*rniH to brrome dailj
A faithful companion, more loving und more thr fn*hi<»ti for European at«l
trustworthy, more «onntant than man
American Indira to fulfill their nd*
tílr II. Sr lam-Gordon, Bart.
The time will surely come when the »ionary vocation by marrying ( hina
Washington dog aud < at graveyard "¡II men. Scarce half a v« nr ago a Swedkli
b«* mo attractive that pct umnuils "ill lady miaaionary art th«* unfortunate
fade uvvuy und die in the hope of being < xniiiplr of marry ing a Chin«—«• coolie,
interred in such a congenial und beau­ thus »eriouslj injuring her mi*«ioimrv
• oclrty, and, in general, compromis
tiful spot.- Washington Post.
ing the rr«|H*ct in which miaaionarit**
are hr hl. Thrr«» la now a caar in Can
F.xaltation «»f th? lloh?u««»ll?rn«.
ton of a Indt bt*longing to nn \inrr
Germany have* the direction of lor
lean miaaion. Mi»» llalv«*r»<»ii, marry
foreign affair* to the emperor and
ing her former rook ’There la a gr« at
fruit« that the »ox«reign will do the
ariiaation about it in miaaionary cir
best he can, cboo»c the most uble coun­
rlra, and it la rrnllj difficult to under
selor» he can llud. ami that hu will be
ataml how u ladv, who goea to Chinn
prompt a» well n» prudent . JS/nce all
in order to help t kri^tiani/c, cun, nftrr
he dot s for the nation he doe» allo for
so abort a time, do more hnrm to it
liim im If, for l>i» own grratnc»» and
than long years of lab<»r will make
glory, for the aplcudor of bi» family,
good."- N'.
Sun.
and for the future of his cbildrt n and
* i« i» i> I > 11> m a n 4 r m > .
|M>stcrity, all hi» interests depend upon
\n nd.jutu
very war trema to br
und arc included in the miccc »» of Ger­
ml oner again wr are
man policy and the w elfare of Germany. the kt at in
’litre he hila bren pM-
The hviusr of Hohenxollern never can h N« ore< I I
hrSouthAf-
be separated from the fortun«» of the Ing up in i
if tin* intrn-
nation. 'Therefore, the nation may ri van w
parinient la
►aft ly confide it» fortune» to th« hou»r I ion of
month
of llohenaollern; ’ud even now, when carried
public »»pinion has uv idrntly taken quite tanee a
a different vitw of thing* from that of 12.000JM
the emperor, or ut lta«t from that w hi< h will Itr
hr 6« tins to hold, no public organ would «niant it t
propose, nor w<»uhl th«- •• o lo-tag itself
wish, to alter the German constitution
with regard to this particular point.
Prof. Dvlbruck, In Nortl Aiy« riran Ke
SCROFULA
ARTISTIC ANU SERVICEABLE.
NOTICE TO CKED1TORH.
| In the County Court of tho State of Ore-
' gou for lhe County of Josephine.
In lbw matt?r of the f
?>laM of Et»«M'h
Notice tof’r»*litr»re
Moon, «1« <
I
Notice in hereby given by the un ler-
aigned, »«Immistralor of the t»U e <4
Enoch Moon, dreeaned. to the creditors
of, and all perhone having claim» against
the »aid deceased to exhibit them with
neceerary vouchers within mx moritha
after the first publication of thia notice
, to the Mkid adminiatralur at my office in
1 Granta Paae, J«»»ephme County, (>r«%* »n
Dated April 26, 1900. A.C liot un,
Administrator of the ?»tate of
Enoch Moon, deceased.
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To S idmky M. M vxx ;—
You are hereby no ifid that the un-
der»igne«] have ¡>eríonne«J the
merit work upon that certain mining
claim situate on Ik»len crees, in Jose
phine County, Oregon, ami known a»
lhe .McCoy Pincer Mining Claim, tl»« lo­
cation certificate ot »aid claim being re
corded al ¡'age 251 of volume 5 of thr
mining record» of Jo»ephine county,
Oregon, and that the portion of said
work «lite from you to the undersigned '
as your sb»rc <>f said work i* a* fo’lows,
to wit: — For the vrar 181)7, $20 00; for
the year 1898, $20.00; for the year JW»q,
$20.00; and if said rum» are not paid to
thr undersigned at the expiration of
ninety «lay» after this notice by publica­
tion, your interest in said claim will be­
come the property of the onder*igu?<i,
your co owners in *»>«1 mine.
Date of first publi< at.on, April 26, 1900
E E. < »ot« 1IKK,
J. F Wi»a< AKVF.M,
S. lluwoRTif.
free to Inventor«
The experience, of C. A. Snow
Co.
in obtaining more than 20,000 patent»
for inventors han enabled them to help­
fully anwwer many questions relating to
the protection of intellectual property.
Thia they have «lone in a pamplet treat­
ing briefly of United Staten ami foreign
paients, with cost of same, ami how to
procure them; trade maikn, design,
caveat«, infringement»', «keisions iu lead­
ing patent eases, etc , etc.
This pamplet will he *rnt free to any­
one writing to C. A Snow A Co., Wash­
ington, 1). C.
LA GRIPPE
la now rcapfnf a rich harvest. Medical statis­
tics compiled by the best
physicians of the world
■how that ever elxty per
cent of the rasei of acquired
CONSUMPTION are due Vo
LAOUIPPR. Theis are slao
other points of weakness.
Refer to the nnmbera on the
chart Study each one care-
fnlly. Familiarize yourself
with them. If yon have an
attack of LA GRIPPE begin
the use of III 1)1 A \ as
soon as the acute symptoms
have siibsl<1e<l III 11% %% will bring about
Ihu restoration to perfect health.
The ¡’arts Affected Are:
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTE TO AS­
SESSMENT WORK.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
PaC'fic Pine Needle Company.—
laocation of principal plar*» of hu me* «,
r>an Frain iwo, C li'otn a. Location of
work», (iranla Fa»», Oregon.
Noti«*e ia herebv given tnat at a meet
of the Ikiard of Di e tor», held on the
14th day of April, F.MH), an aM*e*Hment,
><». I wo 2 ol Ona Dollar ($l«00 par
nbar«*, was levied upon tt.e capital »to- k
of the corporation, pavable immediately
in Cnited Stat«-» goid coin to th? S?cre-
i tary, at the office of the company, N'o.
92/ Market »treat, Room No. 715, San
F?an« i«co, California
Any »lock upon wl.ich thia a»»evement
»hall remain unpaid on the 171h day of
May, 11MM), will be delinquent and adver-
tiM?d for »ale at public a n tion, and un-
legs payment he mad?* before, will be
wold on .MONDAY, the 4th div of June,
1900, to pay the delinquent n-sessinent,
together with coats of advertising and
expensea of *ale.
By order of the Ib.ar«! of Director».
M. R CORDS, Secretary.
Office- No. 927 Market street, Room
No. 715, Sun Franrit'i’o, California.
The first critical ¡«riod in a woman’s life conics at the paaS-
ing- of her girlhood. In nine cases out of ten where disease
fastens itself upon her it does so at the line of demarcation be­
tween girlhood and womanhood. How to preserve the daugh­
ter's health—how to ward off disease at this crisis is the pro>
lem that confronts every mother of girls.
n very
T
tvv o
of )
a pre
f girt
feit
P*
are the best remedy to use at this critical period. Read
sworn statement of Mrs. J. M. Riggs, of Carterville, Mo.
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Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills for Pale People
fM'
‘•My daughter .!< -le during the winter of 1M97-0R suffered a complete
break-down tn health. She um thin and pale, hud no appetite—infect,
some days barely tasting 11. r food. Those w ho knew her condition said «he
wa? going into a decline.
“Un the a/ivir? of a neighbor, we fo gan giving her Dr. William«' Pink
Pills for Pale People. The effeet on her condition was marvelous. Befv.o
she had taken huif h box i.er condition wa« improved,and «he kept on gain­
ing appetite, streugtn and rlesh until »be was entirely well. Khe look three
boxes of the pill« and to-day there la not a healthier, more robust looking
girl in Carterville, she is fleshier and healthier than ever before in her
)B* ’
M ka J. M. ICmua.
■ f gr«; a ff 'I, v» th maple leaves of th«
teit fastened to every corner.
Th*
leaves arc veined with yellow silk, and|
. rren ribbon an inch wide conceal* th«
.-dgea i f the fell.
A ¡ rt tt toothbrush holder 1» made
«■fab
| • « ■ <>f v. ' *• fit t tj rr. • d u ?
Hubscrlbed und sworn to before mea Notary Public, this 15th day of
nt the bottom to form a pocket. Thi>
October, !*.*»<.
W illiam W olcott , SAary public.
holds the brushes and i» lined with
oilcloth, tin out«’?'?- >M*if.g ornamente« ,
Dr Williams* fink Pilla for Pale People are an unfailing specific for
I v a <l«**ign worked in ¡»al** blue an«-
such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St.Vitus' Dance,
¡»ink filo. The up| er part of the piect
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after-effects of the
<4 Ihu n 1* rounded off and folded ovei
grip, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forms of
weakness, in either male or female.
mo as to conceal the «lightly protrud
mg < nd of th«* liriohe*. and has th»
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People are sold bv all dealers, or
vv< rd, “Toothbrushes" worked ujm » i »
will lx* sent, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50c. a box or six boxes for #2.50
(they are never s<4d in Bulk or Iv the iuo) by addressing Dr. Williams
it in light blue filo. 'I'he edge« off
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N.Y
th«* toothbrush hidib*r are finished ini
button hole i»iii< h >>r bound with nar
row light blue ril.l/on.
Am-.eful and pretty faneywork apron,
is inade of white art denim and I»
about half the length of the skirt
when finibhed. b< ing turned up about
nine inch«.- at th«* Ixittom to form
three pocket»; in the»? are
kL:» Carries I S. Mails, Passengers ami stage Express
Ihrrad <-ri**or*, etc. On th«* pockets*!
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TIME TABLE.
GLASS AND CHINA.
WESTBOUND
EASTBOUND
Leave Grants Pass .
..8a. in. | Leave Crescent City.. - .6 a. tn.
1 I •• V» *ilUKf»il loll* < oil«*«* rii I IIM Ihr
Arrive at Waldo................ . .6 p. m. | Arrive at Waldo......... 8 p. tu
Irlcdlon of Traiti? Hint
Leave Waldo......................... 4 a. ni. | Leave Waldo.... ... .6:30 a. tn.
I'untry 1*1?«*?«.
Arrive at Crescent City... . .6 p, m. | Arrive at Grants Pass .4:30 p. m.
One of the first things to provide for,!
The scenery through which this line passes is lieautiful. A de-
both in the kitchen and pantrj.and ini
Ightful
mountain road frotn Gasquet to Crescent City. Excursion
fact « very where else in the house, i» a
p!ac«* for Everything and everything rates during summer season.
J. C. HARPER, Grants Pass, Or.. Manager.
should be kept in Its proper place;
there should be no little corner» or
shelves win re broken, cracked or
chipped glass, « Lina or other debris
could 1» stuffed S'e.iiy. The next « s-'
scntiul is that a liat should be kt pt of
every posu-»*ion. Thia list should be |
gone over twice n jvar, especially that
¡xirtion of It which pertains to the
chit a and ghi.-.*, and when necesaarj
add« d to at x»icli times; an appreciable
qnantitj nc»<l, however, never be a<ld-
<d should t .1« li article be replaced a*
soon a» it is broken.
To-day there is no excuse for ugly
chinn or glas*; good and pretty thing.-
tan be bought for ns little money as
Imd and ugly things. In *e.i eting china
tin* plain white is ini»st utv i< cable and
elegant and has thia advantage that
should one or more pieces become
broken or chipped nothing detracts
more from the appearance of a table
Shortest ami Quickest
than c hipped < liina thej may be read-
LINE To
iiy rep '?:»?ed. W it li decorn t« <1 china this
Is next tn ¡Tnpo4ndble ami anynLand­ ST PAUL DULUTH. MINNEAPOLIS,
is spoiled beyond redemption
some h
CHICAGO
becuus the vegetable dishes or other
of the service are
important jmrta
|i
\NI> ALL POINTS EAST
brok «•n ami must be replaced by odd
piec< » that in no vvav lit or harmonize Through Palace anti Tourint SI»*ep­
w ith the major pnrt of the set.
ees, l)inili|{ and Bull«*! Smoking
Plain white china insures cleanliness
Library Cars.
and one never lire» «»f it as one does of
elaborate patterns and colors.
DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME; SER­
The glass forcverjdny use should be
ns in« xjxuisive ns possible, for while VICE AND SCENERY I NIJ/C ALE!»
there ia no need of a “beat” china serv­
Ticket* to point» East via Portland and
ice thrrt certainly must be some “beat”
ilo GREAT NORTHERN RY., on de
gins li«• I<1 in r« serve for Hjiccii.l occa­ at Southern Pacific Depot Ticket Ofliev,
sions. For a small family a dozen Granta Pa*-, or GREAT NORTHERN
tumblers for everyday use is generally Ticket Oilier
ample tn lea«» out at one time with
1*22 Thlr<l Street. Portland
imt a few glasses and little glasswaTe
For Rates, Folder* and full information
g« i erally to look after at a time there
regarding Eastern trip, call on or address
16 le-s likelihood <»f breakage.
There is no reason why with even the
A. B C. DENNISTON,
naile t expenditure the table ap­
City Paa*, and Ticket Agent, Portland.
pointment»« should not be attractive |
Nice things do not necessarily meun
expensive on»s. Housewife.
HAST and SOUTH
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other paper in its field. It is pre-eminently the
journal for thoughtful. Intelligent readers. It
discards hollow, sensational matter, with which
many other papers are burdened.
I in>c Spent in Reading The
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Farmers and business men turn to Th» Ore-
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Shíüsta
biotite
Train* L«*avt* Grant* l'as* for
land and Way Station» at 4:20
a. in. and (>:4A p ni.
Lv.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Portland . .
8:30 a.in.
GrantaPae». 10:48 p in
Ashland. . . 12:33 a.m
«»««-»»• n
5:00 p.m.
San Francisco . 7 ;45 p m.
7;00 p.n).
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