ROGUE RIVER COURIER
A. E. VOORHIES,
rauraiKToa.
at
RimoM:
One Year, in edvarce,
bix Month«,
Three Months,
»ingle Copies,
A.Iwlfainx rate, on spplusti-.n
for .¡....rs« ad' n.u.t I* h*n.le«l m belcrr
Tuesday noon, other«ise MlUng ol lbs
niatlsr trill be . Uarrtwl far at the rate of Sc
per running in. b, .ingle column. Alters*
tion* and additions to copy will t»e charged
or at the rate of 10c per running lute, »u>
gle column.
Entered at the post office at Granta Pa-s,
Oregon, a» »econd-das« n.ail matter.
rates of
Our Reputation
Depends on the Shoes we Sell
If we sell the Best, the better it is for us.
best Shoes ou the market.
This is the
We DO sei’ the
WEAR RESISTER.
There is no Shoe to equal it for the price.
It is known
Buy it.
all over the country.
T hursday . JUNE 21, 1900.
Hie republican national convention la
no* in eeeeiou at Philadelphia, but no
new» of moment baa yet been received
from it.
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Over a month ajo 1106 was raised by
two cburcbea here for the lodian (amine
relief and «as sent lor that purpose.
This is probably ue*< to a great portion
of our readers. The reason tiiat no men
tion or comment waa made of thi» dona
tion is because there uaa nothin, aur
prising about it. It i« in the regular
course of events for the cburcbea to give
money for the alleviation of suffering,
both at home and abroad. They do it
constantly and it excite» no comment
It it one ot the principal object« ot the
church organization, to be able to give
systematically and in a way that accom
plishes «ometliin,.
The India lamina fa daoiandinR the in-
teraat and attention of the whole world
anil fund» for rdifef are ponring in from
all quarter«. A little money, it Kerns,
will accomplish wonder«, two cent« a
day «avea a life and ive dollar« «ave« a
man, woman and child till nest harvest.
The British government ia iqwnding
many times the amount to conquer the
Boers that it ia in relieving the famine
eiilierer«. Probably many mere have
been silled in india than in Africa by
this procedure, and the double «laughter
thus carried on entail« a weight ol re
sponsibility on the English nation that
we «hould not like to share.
The ipiestiun of the restriction of Jap
anese emigration Is this country hat
beeu somewhat agitated recently, but
any immediate action on our part is ren
dered unnecessary by the Japanese gov
ernment itself. According to recent re-
ports, the Mikako lias issued an edict
limiting the number ot person« that
may emigrate to Ibis country or Canada
Five persons per month is the highest
number that may «migrate from any
one of the 47 prefectures of Japan to the
United HCates and 10 per month to Can
ada. If it is found that they cross over
from British territory into the United
Htatee, the government will inaugurate a
system of examination at ports of de
barkation for the purpose of checking
such a procedure. The Mikado does
not enact ttiis measure merely through
consideration for us. lie han other ren
sons. In the unsettled and threatening
political condition of affairs in China
and bis suspicious interpretation of Rus
sia's attitude, the Mikado deems it ad
visable to keep his young men at home.
“Soms have greatness thrust upon
them." A striking example of this
calamitous event seams likely to tie
furnished in the case al Teddy Roosevelt
of New York. According to reports, it
will require the utmost diplomatic
effort on his part to steer clear oí the
raw-presidency, For a man to be
elected or even nominated an vice-
preaident is supposed to be a bar to
future preferment tor the higher poaitiou
aud thio is why Teddy shuns the honor.
Whether or not he will be able to suc
ceed in staying off the ticket is a matter
fur ooujecture. The vice-presidency is
always something of a problem. Theo-
retically, and really, no man should be
placed on the ticket as vice-president,
who is not able to till creditably the
office of president if the succession
should devolve upon him. Yet it has
been customary in recent tuner, to make
the vice-presidential selection rather in
accordance with the candidate’s ability
to swell the campaign fund. The state*
men of greatest ability have little desire
for tim position.
SpecuI R m «*
Th* 8o*thevn Pacifle company will
e the following special excursion
re for July 4:
A W. Mlsby visile« I the Vtiliiams
For 125 mites or lean, one and o»ie-
tbiid latti", 125 to 200 mites, one and district laat Friday, h: peeling mm ng
e fifth ; 200 te 30? mites, one fare for properties in that localit *.
Winningham A Pence re*enily milted
id trip.
12}« tons ot ore from their mine on
t>p«a A/f CoiKcrt.
Forest creek, obtaining a« a re«u;t
1‘r.j^gnuu for convert Friday evening, jwiy 93.
ne 23rd in the railroud ¡»ark, by the
A body of ore on tne Pike’s Prak
' iranís Pam baad :
'¡aim of the Kubli mine <>n Galls creek,
. . H oumi Jackson county, has b-»o discovered,
Men 'i- -"Beau Ideal’’
M.dlev Overture— "Brie a Bcae"
.Mi »nd |c carrying a I «out |2u0 to tin* ton.
"Calve WaJtexe** ...
.. Severance
Th* Conger quartz mine, situated on
Barit/ me Sole— (iraiw! J Fant a«ia
; Rogue River, about t» » miles above
‘ Tramp, Tramp, Tramp".
Rol I ino* («old Hill, will soou be s irted in ci/era
Aarnra Favstt.
Overture—"p/et aud Pea*
Nipp« tion. This mine has produced richly in
Cornet Holo— "Hutchins Polka"Tbei.e the past, but operations were sue,«ended
C. J. Ki rth .
on account of litigation.
Medley Overture—"Hporting Ufe”
Wimer Bros, of Waldo were in Grants
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Pass last week, bringing in the results
Th*- Week’»» AccUleitr«.
of the annual cteanup at their mine
J. N Bacon had the misfortune to They have had a very prosperous y'/ar
se lift tr.uinb recently white working and have worked a large amount of
st the /-dger in a sawmill near town.
ground. This mine 1« one of the bent
J C. Pardee of Ashland, a freight placer properties in southern Oregon
biakemen was run over and killrd in and l«een Ojwrated for many years.
the freight yard at Dunsmuir early Sun
One of the very han lsomest specimens
day morning.
of gold and quartz ever shown in this
Rubt. Van Buskirk met with a berioui* city was found in the vein lceentiy dis
an i<lent while riding on the bicycle covered on Boland creek by Steward and
track Sunday evening, falling heavily Banfield, and is now in the possession of
and breaking his collar bone.
Rudolph Huyaink of this city. Mr.
Th» s. Neil shot hiin»elf by accident Huysink, who is a miner of many jears
with a fehot gun last Thursday at Tunnel experience, imv» it is the handsomest
9. The shot went :hrough the fleshy speeimeo he ever saw, and many others
part of his left hand, grazed his left side are of a similar opinion. It te aimoi-t
and inflicted a wound in the shoulder. two inches long and nearly pure gold,
divided lengthwise through the middle,
He was not seriously injured.
A very serious acridejit occured with the two halves almost exact))
Saturday on the wood spur of the alike. It is about an inch wide in the
McCloud branch of the 8. P. railroad. center and about a sixteenth of an inch
A wood traiu which «àk being loaded in thickness. It tapers toward each
by a gang of Chinamen started and ran end, where the two ¡»arte are boun 1 to
away down the grade for about a mile gether in bunches of pure w bite quartz
toining Hôtes
Pubfadied Every Thursday,
E. DEAN, & CO., Propr.
Post Office Building
& A A A A A
great and entails too much exertion,
one block, with its five saloon«, would
furnish a very ample field for the
exercise of bibulosity if only the side
walks could be somewhat widened. In
the meanwhile, before the installation
of the new saloons, their prospective
operators might
study with profit,
section 2 of ordinance 42, which says:
Any licensee under Section 1 of this
ordinance who shall, either io person
or by any employee, permit any breach
of tne peace or disturbance ot public
order or decorum by riotous, noisy or
disorderly conduct on the premises
when it is in his power to prevent the
same, or permit any ¡erron under the
age of legal majority to loiter or remain
in or about such premises, or who shall
sell or give any intoxicating liquor to
any persoo already intox.cated or in the
habit of becoming intoxicated, or to
any fierson under the ag« ot legal ma
jority, or keep open any bar room, or
other place where spirituous, tnall or
vinous liquors are sold in quantities less
than one gallon, or therein to sell any
spirituous, malt or vinous liquors, be
tween the hours of 12 o’clock Saturday
night and 12 o'clock Sunday night, bhall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction then of before the
police court, shall be fined not lews than
♦ 10 nor more than $100, or be im
prisoned not less then 5 days nor more
than thirty days and shall also forfeit any
license issued under this ordinance,
but said fins and forfeiture shall not in
the aggregate exceed the sum ot |2 H).
G.orioui f ourth.
Granta Pass has a well ettebl
reputation for successful Fuurtb of Ju'y
celebrations. All these observances ol
previous years have been conducted in
a manner to meet the unqualified ap
proval of the entertained. in esarcises
and amusements the committees have
divmed and anticipated the desires of
the hour. Tilt Grants Pass people know
how to prepare a program full of life
and virn and bow to carry it outwit fo
out a halt or bitch.
The arrangements which are being
made for the coming Fourth are indi-
(alive of the fact that this celebration
will eclipse ail its predecessors iu grand
eur and that the accumulate 1 ecstasy ol
previous years will culminate on that
day in a grand burst of happinees. The
program as yet is not finally arranged,
but the essential features are decided
upon and the entertaining excellence ol
the day a«.~urud.
The Woxlmen of the World are in
charge of the entertainment, and are
producing one that will premit the
intrusion of no feeling of ennui from
the early morning salute to the wee
suia’ hours after the grand ball. In the
forenoon, there will be parad«-M and
various amusement» st th»* ground«. At
the noon hour, a free dinner will b«*
served at the grove.
Prof. W. ('. Hawley, president of the
Willamette university, ha* been en
gaged to deliver the address. He is a
speaker of ability and will interest his
^»Clothing Department »
OCR PRICES ON
M en
s
& B oys C lothing
Are, quality considered, the LOWEST
( hH
ii ire tits Bl - I MAKI
and guaranteed PERFECT I Id'll N<»
We arc Showing the NI-.WHST STYLES in the Hollowing
Lines of...
Seasonable Goobe
at popular ipvlcee:
MEN'S
MEN’S
MEN’S
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MEN’S
MEN S
AND
AND
AND
AND
AND
BOYS'
BOYS'
B< >YS
BOYS'
BOYS'
E. C
CRASH HATS
HATS
SHOES
SHIRTS
NECKWEAR
STRAW
DIXON
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
The Chinese situation has suddenly
burst into prominent effulgence and now
eclipses all other sen nation s on the face
The Mayor Thr«aten«d.
of the earth. On Sunday. China, ac
Mayor H. U. Kinney recently
cording to the etiquette of nations, vir
tualiy declared war on the world by tir the following curious missive,
ing on the fleet al Taku. This was in friend":
response to an ultimatum to the cum- Grants l’as» June 10 1990
"Mayor Keney Hear friend I will In-
minders of the forts at Taku, command*
mg them to withdraw their troops before l or tn you that thers is an organised Hand
2 o’clock, June 17. At 1 o'clock on that of tnsu that calls themselves tuffs and
day the forts ope ned fire on the ships. they are tuffs and they say they will
The tiie min returned and the forts were Burn the factory and your duealing
Silenced. (woof them being blown up. House and Blow up the shugar Pine
Great Britain, Russia, America, France, store A opre House « ith Dinamite in
Germany and Japan are all involved in less then six months and if yon dont
opposition to China. All these powers walk «trate they will Hang you to a tris
are making the most active preparations graph Pole and let you Hang there noa
to increase their forces there and the I know this to Be so and I uni a friend
prospects teem encouraging for an ex’ of yours so you ha I Better lo«>k out
tremsly warm time in the flowery king from a friend"
dom, Russia has already 40.UU0 troops
The "friend’s" orthography, Il may
matted on the outskirts of China and be perceived, is in keeping with his «< n
will increase this force. France will timent and logic, and both belong indn
send 10,000 more and Germany 4,000 bitably to the distorted intellect which
immediately. Great Britain and Japan ia the result of assiduous application to
are hurrying troop« t»the scene and the th« l»eer inng. This court«' of atuJy pro
United Slates bss ordered a regiment to duces in some a peculiar formation ol
pi octet I from Manila It ia likely that a the so called brain, by which the uaior
call may be issued fur more volunteer». túnate victim's perception operate« in a
The failure of Admiral beynn tirte force Iwiat, a sort of corkscrewed vision. Th
to reach 1‘ekin and their retreat to Tien letter ia probably a sort of escape vaive,
Tsin has increased the anxiety in regard ' by which the (nines of thaordeie.l miel
to the foreign lesalions In Pekin. Flu* 1 lecls may l»e dissipated. The "tuff-,"
present trouble originated in the out- j such there I» , know, or if they do m
rages of a Uhineas secret society, the; they should bo made to kno«. that their
•‘Boxers," on foreign residents and mo- security as 'Tuffs" IS giratly enhanced
Slonurits. the apparently emouraging by lying as low aa j»o*aible I h
attitude toward the "Boxers'* of the teaque missive is probably somt*«
dowager rmpre*» and the Chinese g<>
the nature ol an experiment to art
ernment and the interference of the pow i an l»e done l<>ward «oiiipeluiig the may
era to protect the lives «ml property of or to aalk "«Irate and may I«» the pm
tJieir subjects
dilation of an indivKlnal or an
of anch h is d i then It to r«»M
Willi ths vastly increattd number ul ever, that one head c oihl a<«'date
saloons that are sspectod to l»e insta •
the amount of vacuity that the mi-s> e
shortly in Grants Pass, the opportunitv indícale« lis advice will, in all proba
for hilarious condition is thought by bility, be beetled, a* there is ll’.tie doubt
sum« to !>e unduly promoted Them*
that the mayor will cofttin
establishments will all bs aiiuated on «trate ’•
one line of march. You can start in at
flag lor lour S*h«M>lhou»<
Nlialiborn's and wiiyl up at the
school house in
brewery or vice versa, thus traversing a
Me a fi <g. D ion «
good portion of the buaineaa part of
town without sutTering particmarly from
drought. Or if this distance in too
audience. Various amusements aie on
the program for the afternoon entertaln-
meiit. There will lie athletic «port« and
races, clay pigeon shooting contest, and
baseball game between the Ashland
and («rants Pass ball teams. Th mu *
who remeintwr the thrilling game of
test year, with its hair raising finish,
will be more than eager to witness this
match, as it bids fair to be one of the
hardest fought games ever coni* led
on the Grants Pass diamond.
In the evening, (here will be a grand
display of firework« and after that a
grand free ball on a platform which will
l«e erected for that purpose.
The whole time will be oc<upied »y
amusement and entertainment. Ever*
man, woman and child in Josephin
counts and West JackMMi 1« Nup|w»«e<l I
attend ami |*art
festivities of tne
n< » •• w .ifit » «i
2tX> Ko vs from
« AH i rii L > k
on «trave« I
II M<
T please
when it waa derailed by a »«witch. One
of the Chinamen was killed and three
others seriously injured.
Bernard McArthur, a young grandson
of our townsman of that name, accident
ally shot himself with a 22 calibre rifle
la-t Wedn*sday at Rock Point, where
he wa* visiting with the family ui Mr.
and Mrs. Henry White. The ball en*
tered the left side below the ribs, and at
fir-t it was opposed that it had lod, ed
in the lung but after ceveral days, it was
discovered lodged against the wk in at
the back of the neck. At first, it was
llionglit that the ls«y could not I’ve und
bis father, G. A. McArthur, was sum
moned by telegraph from Nebraska, but
he improved far more rapidly than any
one could reasonably vxjiect, and is now
considered out of «linger. His father
arrived Sunday.
U or»« ibsn Vt ar.
Hundred* are killed in war, but hun
dreds of thousands are killed by con
sumption. There would be no deaths
at all caused by thia terrible disease, if
people could be made to understand
that Shiloh’S Cough and Consumption
curt ia a sure remedy if taken in the
early stages. 25c, oik,*, and $1.0 > a bot
tle. Iliuggiste will refund the money if
a <ure is no*, affected.
Lelttd Sft.ngi
We are t> ivii»g plenty of r;<in,
than
nw<l. <>.!’• •«» <•««»« •«•*
ai.d ti»e hmvy r-ius •i»l in«u»e
abun
dant
’ I
C’’»x A Kmney are getting a large
amouot of railroad wood ready for de
livery.
Tim«*« are lively here Wilson A Vir
tue are selling a lar»:« amount of goods.
The hu’ei IS abw doing a good bu«ir e«s.
Mr. Itena, of the Copper Stain, wa»
here laying in snpp tea and was exhibit
ing a piece • i rocs that was full of gold
He says there te plenty more of that
kind in a ghl at the mine. Mr. Dana
deserves great credit for h.s efforts here.
Much labor and money have been ex
pended in developing thia mine, out the
r ki are in e ilad ¿at ?tectory.
C. D. Burnett was up from his mine
this week. He is working with the
brightest prospects ahead. He is en-
gaged in running a tunnel to tap the
ledge at a greater depth.
The big placers have finished cleaning
up. The men will take a short vat ation
then it «ill .»e time to begin to cut
blocks for the sluices and engage in
other preparatory work, getting ready
for next season.
We need a smelter to
Nearly all of the rock in
smelting ro/k. Ever, if we find a ledge
carrying free gold, a large t roporti«»n of
the values is usually in eulpburets. We
also need a creamery to utilize the large
amount of milk that is produced in this
vicinity. If we could get the lafct two
plants, we would be up with the times,
an 1 also the demand, We have a goo I
could find busbands for a
achool. We
'
few more women ii any should stray
this way.
We see new faces in our town inquir
ing ar«o’it mines. Most of them want
ew<orts to pilot them in the mountains.
M st of our miners are out prospecting,
so that escorts are not easy to find.
The health of the people, as a rule,
is good. Hay cutting is the business of
th« hour The rain caught a good deal
of hay down and dam ig«-d it somewhat.
Prunes and appb-s will be a fair crop
Peaches are almost a failure.
M iner .
¿eal Estate Transfers.
(Recorded since June 11.'
Geer—Trullinger Nuptials.
Governor T. T. Geer, Oregon’s chief Eva L. and I. G. Moon to W. R.
Nipper, 2!.» acres in SW'4 of SW
executive, and Miue Isabell ? Trullinger,
*4 of sec H, tp
S, R 5 A’, con
were married in Astoria Thursday alter
sideration ................
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noon, under urcumstancet- ae happy ami J. M. Chiles to Mrs. Nel lie G. Nip
aurrouiidings aa pleasant as could be <v -
per, lot 50x115 feet in block 2,
sired. The weather did not promise l Millers addition to Grants Pass,
lio
well, but resulted in a beautiful sunset , consideration ...
aw ILe bridal party started awav on their s. B. Green tu John Long, lot 5,
block 74, Grants Paes. consider
special car, amid a shower of rice. The
at ion...............
80
ceremony was performed at ihehirsi
Junior C. E. Graduating Exercises.
G. If Binns to Edward II Binns,
Presbyterian
chuich,
by
Rev.
Henry
1 hi* graduating rxcrcteeB of the Junior
lot 9. block 12, Grant-? Paes, con
Chri-tian Endeavor Society will be held Marcotte, pastor of the church.
frideration . ..
1
It was the desire of Governor Geer
in the I'-tlianv Presbyter an church
Jcsie
A.
Rusk
to
F.
<ì.
Burn»,
et
al,
Tu<eday evening, June 26th,at 8 o’clock. and Miss Trullinger, as well as their
lots 2 ami 3, block 75,Grants Pass,
We extend a < ordial invita i n to all. families, that the ceremony and the in-i cuiibidrratiun .. ........................... 500
cidenta surrounding it should be quiet F G. Burn“, et h 1, tn Josie A Rusk.
Ci. auk B auti . ktt ,
and unassuming, but the prominence oil SF'4ofNE’. am! NE^ofSE1*
Secretary.
of sec 30, tp 3») 8, R 7 W , consider
the governor and the social position of
Tli»' New TouriMl Hie« ping Carn
ation ............................................... 500
the bride hardly rendered such arrange
Ou the Northern Pacific have the wo ments possible. Astoria’s wealth <i Joseph Moss to Edruonia Hicks lots
men’s toilet rooms an I lavatories separ flowers was levieil upon, and the church
4 and 5, Moss’ addition to Grants
Pass consideration
ated Men's lavatorii
100
was a perfect bower of a bite roses, ar
have two wash baains
ranged by the handw of the bridete J. O Mt Gee to \V.
of8E«4ofsec 5,
Hnct from Men’s toilet
friends.
consideration
appreciate all thia.
The time pet for the wedding was 4
Franz Seliger to C. E Fielding lot
St.,
Aftft't Gen’l Pass. Ag’t,
o’clock Thursday afternoon. The bridal
155x339 feet in NE1 '4 of SE*4 sec
Cor. 3d. Portland, Ore.
party entered the chuich exactly at. the
7, tp 36 8, R 7 W, consideration . liW
hour designated, and six ininut» h lii‘ r A . ('. Hough to Jame« O. B. Gunn,
The Excitement Nut Over.
they were .n a carriage, starting for the
SE*4 oi .SW*4 of sac 26, tp 40 S. R
The rush at the drug store atill con borne of the biide’s parents, where the
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1
tinues and daily scores of people cull fora rcceution took place. The ceremony it
Alining
Transfers.
b ittie of K -mp's Balsam fur the Throat self was a simple one, and only in the
(Recorded »ince June, 11.)
ami Lungs for the cure of Coughs, Colds, benediction couiu be no’iced any devia
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. tion from that of a le^s important mar H. U. Perkins, e! af, to A. L Smith,
Eldorado place mine in Althouse
Kemp's Balsam, the standard family riage.
mining districts, consideration.... $ 1
remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never
Their wedding trip will be of about
fails to give entire satisfaction. Price two weeks, and will extend to Puget Wm. Stock, el al, to Geo. Phillips,
(lease) 1 .>interest in Gold Bar and
25c. and 50c.
' Hind and British Columbia. A num
California Bar placer claims in
tier of the bridal party accompanied
Silver Creek mining district, con
sideration .......................................
1
them as far as Goble, returning on the
B.I. l'lutnrner,et a), to Enos Mallory,
night train.
♦ t al, “Free Gold" qvsrtz mine on
The presents received by Mrs. Geer
SE!4 of NEl4 of sec 15, tp 36 8, R
weie numerous, and from many parts of
5 W, consideration......... ...
LOO
the com try, from her friends and from
those of her husband, and repr* sented
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
wealth ami artistic taste.
In the matter of the Estate of Angus B.
Cure For Drunkenness.
Hopkins, deceased.
Free Transfer for Famine Relief
According to surgical reports t wo
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
Wells
Fargo
A
Co.
will
carry
free
of
cns« «* aorun record of wound *d soldiers,
may concern, that the undersigned.
one in the Civil War and one in the charge any remittances for the relief of James S Moore, ha* t»»*en duly appoint
present 8outh African War, whose the India famine, delivering same to ed by tn»» County C >urt of the Slate of
Jueephine,
brains were partly removed, m con- any famine relief com tail tee whom the Ongm for the Count.
Executor of the Last Will and Testa
-equence of gunshot wounds, and in donor may designate. For particulars ment. and of the Estate of Kaid Angus B.
C. C. P resley ,
which the piilienis recovered,except that inquire of
Hopkins, late oi Josephine County,
______ Agent.
Oregon, deceased. All persons indebted
they suffered some impairu ent of mem
to said e-tate are requested to make im
How « Till«?
ory. and were rendei»*d unable to drink
mediate payment thereof, to the under
intoxicants, which they had used sorne-
We offer I10Û reward for any case ot signed ; and all oersons having claims
w hat to excos before being wounded. ’ alarrh that cannot l»e cured bv Halite against said estate are hereby notified
to present such claims duly verified as
The moral of this to women with hue- Catarrh Cure. F. J. C hknky A Co.,
Toledo, O.
required by law. to the undersigned at
Itaiid«, brothers and sone who drink to-
We, the undersigned, have known the iaw office of Davis Brower, in the
niuch i* plain; Send them to war, in
City
of Grants Pass, Josephine Counts.
the hu|»e that they uiay be shot in the F. J. Cheney fur the last 15 years, and Oregon, within six months from the
head, «»that a portion of their wor^e believe him perfectly honorable in all nate < t the first publication of this
J imk > 8. M oore ,
than useteas brains may be lemuvtd.— business transactions and financially Notice.
i able to carry out any obligations made Executor ot the Last U ill and Testa
Telegram.
ment
and
of
the
Estate
of Angus B.
by their firm.
Hopkins, deceased.
W e * t A Tm *\. Wholesale Druggists,
D avis B rower ,
Attorney for said Estate.
Toledo, <>.
Dated this 4th dav of June, A. D., 1W0.
Wti. ding , K inn an A M arvin ,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
EXECUTOR* NOTICE.
Halite Catarrh Cure is taken intern*
• civ, ai'ling directly upon the blood ami , In th»* matter of the estate of William
Dailey deceased.
niivous surfaces of the system. Price
I >r. Here«
'5c per bottle. Sold by a'I Druggists,
Notice is hereby given to ull whom it
eetineonlate free.
may concern, that the undersigned Ed
Hahte Famiiv Pills are the best.
uard Dailey has been duly appointed by
the County Court of the State of Oregon
The aeiretary of the interior has for the County of Josephine, Executor
dgned all the pending permits allowing of the Last W ill and Testament, and of
the Estate of ea:d William Dailey, late
! the grazing of sheep on the Cas-ade, ot
ti.e I’recincl of Kerby, in the
Ashland and a |a>rtion of the Bull Run Conntv of Josephine, 8tate of Oregon,
' forest reserves of Oregon, and sheep w ill deer ised. AH persons indebted to ¿aid
be allowed to enter these reserves imine- Estate are hereby requested to make
immediate payment thereof, to the un
. diately. At the request of Representa dersigned . and all (»vrson« having
tive Voody. this order was telegraphed ciaiins against said Estate are hereby
I to Superintendent Ormaby, in order irn notified to present such claims duly
I mediately to accommodate the sheep- ven.i»* a* required by la , to the under
signed at the i.aw O:li e of Davis Bro*
i men. *’ ing will be conduct? I under er in the City of («rants Pass. Jttsephine
ar to those previously en- County, (Jregon. within - x months
cbarge being made foi the from the ' fate ut ihe first publication ot
E dward D mi . ky ,
prtvil
A total of 103,700 sheep per- this Noli Itf
Exrcutui rof the Last Will and resta
, iu addition to
and of tile F-tate «>f William
, and the maximum
Dai icy ■, deceasesi. D avi * B rowfr ,
| numt’cr of sheep to be allowed in the
| Cawada reserve was fixed at 200,000
h.i4 Iwjnin
(Iazst year the sheep on the reserve num
l l.ifv and I »rath F ight
î»r. I'
bered 137,V75.
.
-j
Mr.li ral
•V. A. Hines eff Manchester. Ia.,
wh.-n her
of h;< aluxtet miraculous es<‘Ape
Catholic ( hiar< Ii Noflrr
beg in tn fall.”
death, says: "Exposure after
that three years
incr
* and sermon every Sunday al
» induced serious lung trouble,
until she ” gave out entin
Catholic eburt'b at 10 o’clock a
eases of the stomach and
ended in Consumption.
>n«ntn
I had
>1 and Confirmation
gvstton and nutnt’on the
t hemorrhages and cuughed night
No evening services
renaedy to cotnpare with '
r. All my dorlor« said I must
ical luscwvery. * It reac
and August.
►e. Then I began to use Dr.
liver ami lungs tnnmg
R«%. M J
the blood and its cui
New Discovery which wholly
permanent. Nothing
we Hundred» have used it on
icw and ad say it never I
hroat. Chest aid Lung
Medk
u«t
Regular s aw 50c and 11
xpen-
Dr K
» r > I »rug
ment on vouraelf
“ The doctor said
I must not ride In
fact I could not ride.”
Garden Hose
BOTH COTTON AND REBBER
Price per Foot,
4*
a
ii
ii
s
Cents.
10
121
IS
ii
ft*
ii
loe per Foot or upwards
Every loot of Hose above
Guaranteed.
full Line of Sprinklers and Nozzles
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co
AT JEWELL S OLD STAND
0 • o • •• ••• c • • sac
Mowers, Hay Hakes
I have in stock a full line of Mowers and Rakes manufactured by
1). M. Osborne & Co., and the
Milwaukee Harvester Company.
The products of these factories are the best that can be produced
in the world, every effort having been made to supply just what
the farmer needs, and constructed with a view to durability.
Don’t fail to examine them. Full stock of
Cultivators, Plows, Harrows, and all kinds <>f
Farm Implements, Paints, Oils, Etc.
F. H. Schmidt,
Wagon Repairing.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS-
J-. B. FADDOCK, FROFR.
I am prenrred to furnish anything in the line of Cemetery aork in any kind
H MARBLE or GRANITE.
Nearly thirty years of experience in the Marble busine«» »arrant» iny saving
that I can till your order« in the very beet manner.
Can furnish Work in Scotch, S**ede or American Granite or an. kind ol
Marble.
_ —
Front Strecr Next to Greene’» Gunshop.
1 -4-n< . vi * h
Our
^EN/MORE
^| ew
J. B. PADDOCK,
A.re
Y
Q enturt
OST
8?E EN TH E
DEN5
HOKE
1900
QUICKEST ACTION
I
The Onlv Ball-Bearing, Tvpe-Bar Machine on the
Market ?
We Rent All Machines
We Sell All Kinds Second-Hand
We Repair AH Machines
We Sell ALL the BEST New Machines
F ull L ink S upplies
...SEND
L etteh B ooks
O fpick S tationery
FOR CATALOGUE...
I NITE1) TYPEWRITER
St PPLIES CO
230 STARK STREET
PORTLAND. O regon
The Late Improved
T
!M\1^
S laving
machines
Are Ball-Bearing, High Grade and
SI PERIOR in Every Respect...
VERTICAL and UNDERFEED
For Sale by
HAIR-KIDDLE hardware co
Asbestine,...
Weatherproof
Wliat Y ou
Ask For...
Is what you always get here.
Vou
are never urged to buy something
“ just as good.”
We have every
thing a G ood D rug S tore should
have hence, are pretty sure to have
just what you want.
A DRY POWDER
Ready for immediate use by adding
COLD WATER
Our advice—
if you want it—-costs you nothing;
and it isn’t forced on you if you
don t want it.
We are here to
serve you—not to dictate.
at
We aim to give perfect service at
We do not care to be
fair prices.
M. ( leinens
PRFK’RIITION druggist .
N. E. McGrew
Pioneer ¡íüd and Ddiitíj
GRANTS PAS« UREGOX.
•TEUU.LB
known as “cheap druggists”; but
we do want to
be
known
as
money’s-worth” druggists.
Slover Drug Co.
F n»wt Hr . opposite Depot.
A Twist of (hr Wrist
H the night will turn on the electric
*rth light in the Pullmhn Standard
x veping Cars, on the Northern Phrifi ’ *
North ('oast Limited. Two lights in
ea» h section. Get a North Coast Limit
ed leaflet. A. D. Charlton, Ase’t Gen I
I Att. Ag t. 255 Morrison St., Cor 3*1»
I'ortlaad,»tregon.