TURKISH CEXSOKSHJP
raT PARAGRAPHS
The hotel at Ceiee’in, th« p*spular
•u muter rrauvt, is in charge this earn met
o( H. C. Teik.-rd, fuemriy of Grant»
I*»»». C-ulrsCui is ;o*.*al*-«l m the heart ot
the M»a>y«/«i mountaias and is one of
ih« ii»o«i p caeant and allra*live forab-
besoa the const in vh < b U» spend the
not mon its of summer, ha^riur ac*
coo>modations may be- secured at ver,
reaeuiMsbic rates at the bold, or very
lesirab.e rswptng privilege« may be se­
cured .
The ColeeUn mineral »wings aia
j famed for their health restoring quail*
tie» and this fact, in ad>litM/o to «Ab«r
| pleasure-giving aUractUMt of tbiarvaort*
Hr -
op.
"Oh
out.**—
h»u» -How doe* this l-ui*don check
suit strike you?” Dick -"Don’t wear
h in the railway stati*.». ur they'll
throw you in the uagr
<■ r ** Town
Topics.
"1 wonder,” said the cl m * n*-iuii.«jr«J
professor, "what I did v ¡th that powt-
Th. c'oa.lantinople corre.pond-ht of age stamp!” “You bad it at your
the Berliner T»f*Ul»tt. writing on tb« tougue's end a nioiiw nt ago ” replied
eeuaurstiip a> practiced in the sultan s his wife.— Youth’s Companion
capital, gives M>me amusibg instances
Mrictly, the. r-«jn
.g« r ■«-
of its applhatiob.
’be New York wtih J h upon th«* just ati-l the unj«u»t;
Tnbuue. \tbru the French irag.dian umbrellas arr brrom«- so rh*-ap that ( beautiful scenery, pure water and iavig-
Mouaet Mully v*a» piaying there last it «lescends almost exclusively upon ; orating air, makes ColeetiE ti>e i>iuf*« *
asiun.n he gave, among other thing». the unwise
I
■
ideal.
itugo*a MKuji Bias ’* The faithir»» imn-
Mr». Wiggle» -"Mrs. I rhet piave«l
Mr. T» fiord is alto butt hag the C*»«r<
Isirra in this pier« arw represented as whist with us this afteznoon.
Mr
dividing their loot of the governnont W igglew— "Is that so? V bat a re di<l stin water to supply the valley towns.
treasury among themselves. All th»» ■be make?**
Mrs. W'ggiaw- Three 1 Those who a«e unable to visit Co lest m
pf.»»p bad to be »trieken out- would hliwdrrvf and righty words a minute.** in person will tl«u« be enabled tu enjoy
not the public make h» own ap|n»ca
at least a part ot ita pleasures at very
— Somerville Journal.
lion of iu< xtory to exist*ng affair*?
Mrs. Sprndersr "My ha-band fre* modsraie expense.
in the scene where Huy Bia» surprise»
qrtifl, hr 11 ai me when J go to md«*ct my
NOTILE T.7 CREDI rOKS
the inioislers. Iiur’.s them his scornful botine-t».** Mr». Frrefut "Mine always
-bon appétit, measieur»’.** and then iio»-*." Mr». >priM!rr» "Wha ? Why. 1 q thè Uounty Court of thè Male oi Or*- |
gun fot thè County of Josephine.
chases them out. the situation ha«l to hr im vrr goes with you!** Mia. F rrrfut
In lb»i mailer of ih»«
iff c bauge*’.
that the stage uiaiiugef
"No. but 1 know hr*11 pa, thr bill
retala of E b ' m I i
Nut re tu C k *J«IO/ i »
■houid come out and thus addrtaa ihe afterward and ask n<> <{uraiions.°—
Mooo.de« raaed, 1
public: "I^adie» and gentlemen, the 1'hikuhlphia I'reaa.
Notila is bereby gjvea by thr under*
ministry has »ent in it» resignation.
"Quite a colony of Ertgluhmru arr •igned, aduiimairab/r ot thè retate ul
Ministers must not Iw chased out in
settlirg in thaf new suburban town of F.noch
dec»»a»ed. U» tl»e « reditors
sight of the people. What woulfl be
ours.” said thr big real rKtatr oper­ of, and ali perone hsving elatms agstns«
come of the existing order? The sp»-» -
ator. "I’m thinking of «-ailing thr thè sani >ie<.«aard tu exhihit thern witb i
fators were al first bewildered by this
town ‘Shilling.* ” "That sounds rath­ necra»ary voucher» wllbin » x montb»
turn of affairs, out they soon saw
er cheap." protested h* partner. alter tu» tirsi pubLcalion of ibi» nuto-r
the point, and the theater sehoed with
lo tbs sani »«iuiinistralur at my nffi» e in
"Well it’s thr British quarter, you
Grani» Ua*s, J««m*pinne Cotinty. Oerg•»« I
their uproarious laughter au«i cries of
know.**-—Philadelphia Pre«».
l*ated Aprii
r.XJO A.( . H« huh ,
••Bon appétit, messieurs!”
Mrs. Jonr> "And pray. Mr. Jone»,
Adiuinistrator <*4 sba estate of
.A special study is needed to be abir
what la th»- matter now?" Jonrw—"I
Enea fi Moon, dert*a*ed.
to bring out a newspaper without the
««ensor’s displeasure. There ar» hnn- uui only Wondering, my «’«-ar. sh«it NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTE TO AS-
drr<ls of words and phrases that must you might have iemght th;- fifth.”
KE&SMBNT WORK.
Mrs. Jonr» -"At the fishmonger’».
nut lie use<! at ab, however harmless
Where do you Miipp«T»r I bought It'.*" To S imiby M. M ams —
their application r*ay br. Forla^iai-
You are hereby notified that the un­
.Mr. Jon»* "Well, I thought that per*
■ be word meaning' ••stupid” and corre
dersigned have performwi the
»ponding words in foreign languagr» haps there might have been a remf»»nt meat work upon that certain mining
must not ap|»ear.
Kotnebodv might sale at thr Royal aquarium!” I'unrh. jlaim situate on Bolen <*reeB, in Jose
feel insulted, ft is forbidden to speak
ph me County, Oregon, aod known as
of the Bulgarian or tireek “frontier;” SHANTY BOYS OF NORTH WOOD the .McCoy Placer Mining Claim, tbe lo­
cation certificsie of said claim Eteins i»
It must be the “line of demarcation.”
Some iMtrrratlMM Fr<;«urea uf (br corded at page 261 o! volume 5 ul the
You do not write that the slate of
1^**1»« HmlMrik I m fbr tdlroM-
mining records of Josephine county,
trade is unfavorable, but that an im­
Hark Wlld.r».»*
Oregon, and that the portion of said
provement in the conditions ia expect­
work due from you to the undersigned
ed -<lon*t write pessimistically, what­
The lumber camps, where the "shan­ as yoor share uf said work is as follow«»,
ever you do! I)o not »¡«esk of the prin­ ty buy»,* wh«j hew out the annual sup
to-wil:—For tbe year l*ff>7. <JOOO;for
cipality of Bulgaria, but of the East
piy oi tog» iu the Atiiruuuacas, live dur- I he year 1898,12U.00; lor tbe year JMV9,
Rtirnelian Vilayet. For the censor no mg tue lung wmlcr mouli»*, ui<r mtgc, 82O.UO; and if said suine are not pah ! to
such thing rvists as a con«-*-s»ion foi
*uw ».abius, buol of ruuuo, uuutwu the undersigned at the expiration of
the building of a Bagda»l railway;
lug«, notched at the cuds and laid to­ i ninety days after tins neticr by pnbb«*a*
every mention of the undertaking is
(lion, yoor interest in sai<l claim will be­
gether "cubhouse style. A; uut end
come tbe property of the undersign «1,
ruthlessly stricken out. As fur thr
is a Uuor Lung on iiing«-» cut from au ' your co-owhers in said mine.
Transvaal war. any eriUeiam is forbid-
clu harnciM» tug, at the oppumte end a Dale of first publication, April 26, lUCff.
drn only new» telegrams and reports
small window. In lius "men’s shanty '
E E. Goi chkk ,
of actual facts are permitted to ap­
the chopper», sawyers, skiudt rs and
J. F. WlMKCAMVi.k,
pear. Thr friendly feeling for the
teamsters lounge und sleep. .Xcur by )»
H. H owortii .
Boers, which, not withstand rej»ortB to
the "cook vamp,” another log caum.
the contrary, is cont.nually growing
Eiectrk LghU
with a long, rough table tn the c* nt er.
may annoy On- British embassy.
muuud which the men ait uu wooden­ In lbw bertha of the Standard Pullmans
F!vrn thr censorship of telegrams hss
legged beuches to vat their ‘ grub, ' of the Northern I’acifit'i new North
reached a limit hitherto unimagined.
a» they call four hearty meals of "bean ('oast Limited will l»e appreciated oy
A mer» bant recently sent a trJrgraiu Io
swagger,” saleratus biscuit, fried pork Pacific coast and inland¡empire travelers.
Holland that read: "Htrrl not accept­
aud potatoes, served to them «’ uay
I wo lights io each aection. Ark «>ur
ed; quotation in the Berliner Tagr
light, at ten o’clock a. in., at three p.
agents for the North < 'oast Limited leaf
blatt correct.” It related to a ship­
ui. and again after th« day » nork is
ment of »trrl that had not been ac« ept-
let. A. I). Charlton, A«s’t General Pas­
ended, about eight o’clock <u the « tru­
rd l*rcausr the price liad fallen in thr
ing. In thr end of this "co«>k camp” senger Agent, 255 Morrison St, Cor. 3d,
meant imr, as was indicated by thr pule
the cook and his satellite, the "cookie,” Portland, Ore.
Bal» d quotations After an hour’s <lr
sweat over a huge range,prvpming th«*
lay the telegram was returned to the
rat ions forth« hungry army oi Fr« nvh-
sender, with a request to give a trans-
Uauadians. in a larg«* log barn at the
Inllon of it in French or German, lie
opposite side of the "men*» »hauty ' the
»ent l»a<k thr sarcastic reply that hr
logging team» arc kept« baled hay be­
was not a translator, ami finally serU
ing stored iu a loft overhtud. 1 h« n
it by mail to Bulgaria and had it tele­
The heart la the most vital organ of the body.
there are a granary, a b.avk-iuith »hop
graphed from tbrrr. Going •»> the trie
and an office, where the form.an und It it the engine that propels the mu» -• and
graph office, br got ht» money back.
sends iukt*H»!i a to the nerve« and brain and
scaler sleep, with an extra bed «or the
su»l then Lande«! to the official a trans
to all the ui.< ■ of the txxly. A flaw In Its
buss, or proprietor, when In- vii dta thr tuecbaniiim la certain to give rlae to serlou*
lation of his message, “for the satisfac­
thr whole forming quit*- .. Luck­
camp,
result» weakneMdenote»
tion of the censor.** The officiai read
village, says the Naw York hun,
the presence of a flaw, ii
thr message and said:
by, we could woods
la a forerunner of some
For an average camp of some
have sent that without any trouble
thing more serious that 1«
thr “mtii s alianty” and
"Of course what did thr hunorabb hands
to occur Von are the
"cook ramp*’ are each ub«jut •> > by
censor think was hidden in it?**
enrlneer. Look to yont
Thr mru sic’ p in lough
feet
in
sire,
The official »hook his lifad, looked
engine. F*-e that no seek
woodefi bunks, rang« d in dui.ijc tier»
his customer over solemnly and finally
dentercum. HUDYAN
along the aider, in olden lim« dirt
Is what you need. HUD*
»aid:
t.y on spruce boughs, with a Mingle
VAN will strengthen ths
"We thought your telegram related
blanket »prrad over them, but iu these
heart. HUDYAN will
to thr recent reporta in the Berliner
drg< iterate .day h they hut« thin bed­
make the heart muse leg
Tageblatt that the Dutch ambassador.
•■rung and hard. l«o not1
ticks, luxuriously stuffed with hay,
Van der Htael, bad not been rrerhed
delay
too long. Begin tbs
though they have not yet attaint'd pil­
by the sultan, of which nothing is al­
uae of HUDYAN new.
low » and sheets.
lowed to lie telegraphed.'*
With the big stove in thr middle of
'I hr rrwult of thl» sort of stupidity is
the room kept roaring with four-foot
that all press telegrams and a large
sticks of beech and maple, no onr suf­
part of business messages are aent by
1-3. THROBBING IN THR TF.M*
fers from cold. .Along tbo lower low
PLF.S WK KN LTIMO DOWN. MUD­
mail to the Bulgarian frontier, to I*
of bunks runs a wide st*at. made uf a
VAN W
telegraphed from there, so that thou
pine slab, upheld by wooden legs, and
sands of pound* annually are lost to
a-e. RINGING IN THR FARS HUD-
called a "dcaeon seat.** Kang« d nlorg
thr Turkish government. I he govern
y r n
lhesr »rata the jovial crew sit for an
mmt is well aware of it. but cannot
lias«.
hour or so after supp« r, smoking thrir
take courage to abolish thr censor­
4-fi A I."I ' JIN
! NE38AND
short "dhuderns” fillrd with cut plug
ship
FLUSHING OF THE CHEEKS HUD
of thr strongest variety, umi giln and
YAN
*
Ae Item off Interrat.
jest go around and song- ar«- sung and
to It* normal condition aud kr« p a cun»-<n|
They were sitting in thr twilight
stories told. Thr iniisician of thr camp
healthy color la tbs chsaka.
and he was explaining how hr l<)»t brings out his fiddlr, accordion or
7 PALPITATION OF TnF If» ART
his money.
mouth organ, and thr jig dauerr riita
AND I KB FOUL Art BEATING HUD­
"You see, it was this way: In the pigeon winga or th«* boisterous "stag
YAN by Mt * ti ’ I* **n i ng th« h«*art n
«0*1
quarter stretch my horse was I wo <|uu«!rillr” or spirited "Frriteh four”
th« nerve« that supply It. will *i««p : ir pa:j I-
h ngths ahead, but he gradually lost brings all hands out on th«* punchr««n
tatKinand flu tiering and *»««<•« th« bear! i*«At
¡MT,
ground, till in the home stretch he floor, hoeing it down In ni«M-<*.i»ins,
regularly.
Un» neck an«) neck with the young •hoe parks or "larrigans,” the lai ter au
ft. TIIROHBINO IN TTTE STOMACH
filly -
«ffshoot of thr moccasin with a top
REGION. Thl»throbbing nd j *
•
• "How lovely,* aha e scialili«-«!. inter
boot.
appear shortly after th« u»e <.f HU0YAN
rupting him and ■Moving a little
Ih shirs th rue lumber ratiipa there
Tbotisands have b«**n «-nre«t ot Haart U'-mk-
cloarr.
vrr many other lit th* cabins svattrrrd
n»ss by HUDYAN Yon should
re prat«*« I
“A’ou throughout th«* woods, whose inmates,
"How
u- H U D V A N •
don’t understand, 1 had my money thr "gum picker»” of thr north wo«nla,
HUDYAN h”“‘ r®'‘r 4»
It t s
««ii th«* horse that was dropping I»«-
k «*, or S
make a livelihood from th«- Adiron­ In all drugstor»*« f<*r NV*, per |
4*>« h i . t
hind.**
dack spruce. A larg«- p»-rrrntngr of nil packer*« for I ’ W If y »nr dr r.
"Ara, Harry, I know; but I was spruce terra arr nia«lr almosi ttt!urlt*ss k«-ep It, send >1 r it*, tl - HUDYAN REM­
thinking how perfectly Iw-autiful it
f«»r lumber by rracka. which extend up EDY COMPANY
Consul*, the HUDYAN DOCTORS I
must ha*«* been to l»r neck and neck
the trunks from th«* base to thr lower
FREE. Yon may •» I and »
Then hr gave n protracted sigh, ad­ branch*•• «>f th«- crown. In most casrs
1
a free ronsultation. If y»a «-•
justed his position, and there in the
riot rating to the heart of thr tr«-«*
do« to*» writ» to them fvr al
I
silence ami gloaming they illustrat«*«l.
This »Mini fill« with rr»ln, which « \
given fi«« for th« MSfcing Ad
in paiFutnime. a modern racing term
mira and hardens, forming the spruce
— Kansas City Independent.
gum of com merer.
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY
Newspaper* Have Hard Work to
Escape It* Rigor*.
;
HERE ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS:
MRtrlniunlal Illi«».
••A’ oii must think I'm a fool!** ei-
elaimrd Ihr angry husband.
“I would never have ventured to say
»<»,*’ replied his better half, "but now
that yon have mentioned It. I am not
prepared to deny It.”- Chicago Keen
ing New».
Tn the town of Ensley. Ala.. 1* months
ago tbrrr were .V o people Xus there
are 5,000. They were brought there
bv the steel mill, thr rod mill andothrr
iudustricB.
I
IX't’RI ASJNG EXERGY.
To the mountains cur people in 'n
creasing namfjers yearly look fortboe
•lays of re axaDon and rr<-mtwo nc«r«
Scientih-. Opinjon of the Urthi vary to manna:* tbe bumsg u»»cLi . {.
A number of especially fine Ani­
Imr wuvkmg condition. Tbe >»ngu<>n«os mals and Heads are offered for sale
Productive Pwsibilitie».
sloth of the irastMjve pr« ven very aedu«
’
ri• A moog
tv
ire ebile il la»u. but many have decided
«-Irlriaa. XJLola T»»lw. that tbe annual oo’ing »buald provide the
ire tb
• bo Fvwbleu» «f Fee«
not on*y rnriicai change of air and sur­
b, W - ■
.«ff Be­
rounding«, but a!so such stimulanoa uf
lare’» Ferree.
flagging energies «■ w:.i pruvi.le braso
F^r
4 1» esaicg Human aod vigor lor tbe reii.rn to labui
The Pre
ference to thè this tLey urge tbe mo i tain climb and
K ergy.” w
4
• n» rgy, i« dia­ raruble, the balsam of tbe m«juuiatn
<
li N.krAa Tesla pine«, and tbe clear, uuaiai'eraitd
iy thè produe- m'MiDfain air.
T
it
be more « ffre-
t
Io this direction ti • Hhaata K«rate
ifieial mrans now affords a wealth of .Ura-tmn» Ti e
If you
uf f. ■J pi »roductiou re­ entire line of rood from Ashlaud to R«-«i*
T
ato ihe qaeatiflM
or
have any
ding is studded with charming and ac­
»oiL Wuat il
how fa
mounted,
a
cessible
hotels
an
I
ramps,
where
are
sue
ttii
a
mvsterv.
i* tka
rub»bly «quiv- cheer and comfort sn«l hea!.ng at rea*«m- Hee or call
Tu exi
I .> iti
tbe ongm uf life able cunt, and wher»» you can hunt, fi-h,
I hi
disin teg rat ed by ride, loaf or play with equsl family.
The
Or if you iouk fo' bealmg waters, none
better can be found, hot or .cold, than
fe. Some 1
| the springs of Ashland, Coles!io. Anler
e. and some
I«.»
— »
«...
: so: , t».
. .. ».«,*. t»-. v..
mm « i*
.
i»v> - »-•.
acati th
p
Before visiting Europe, the people of
the Nurthwept »huuld kr** il«e gforie- of
1
f.
th
I Y'osemite valley, an<l th** woD<jro>jft
!groves of liari|»o»a an«i Calaveras;
>«»L I Parisians are likely to make if
h
and on,
at
hit
I concerning these attractive reaorr
piant an
PARKER S
|
Send io Mr. C. H. Markham, •
.<-• are,
Lut thou. h th
H
hair balsam
St4 b^-‘*
*
t
to bow Passenger Agent, Portland, for
<1
M
a taaamal F*»**“-
f.
t
rt, or h I l«x>klets on < astle Crag, Shasta -pnug-,
>o-r Pails to **u,r%Sr-
II
air
to
»
’
•
Yestaful
<
; ,
vo v
I
oil ea
fS«— w* «
S k*-r » -*4-
M«-Cloud river, Yosemite, and excursion
_
id th
not 1
j rates thereto.
»urne
» supj;
fount
s whi
have
aula,
lay th<
ir an;
valu
r eorr<
ief
tr,
th
th kr
of
t f
Ou
COB ita
Stages mn lioth ways daily between Grants Pas-. Oregon, and Cresci !*.
f Bit
City. Cal., passing through the following interi< r points Wilder-
t and produce
vilie. Love's, Anderson. Kerby. Waldo, Shelly Creek,
i incai«*ulable ben-
Patrick's Creek, Gasquets.
uhl follow.
a to«/k a powerful
a!,«.n of scientific
men. but au tfnen-n* mean» fur accom-
WESTBOUND
EASTBOUND
plishing this reau’t could not be de
.. 8 a. m. 1 Leave Crescent City .
vfowd. The problem was rrn*h-rrd ex Leave Grants Pass
Arrive at Waldo........
trernely difficuh by tbe extraordinary Arrive at Waldo.............. __ 6 p. m.
30 a.
4 a.m. I^ave Waldo..........
inertnrvs of the nitrogen, which re­ Leave Waldo....................
fuses tu combine even with oxjg«*n. Bui Arrive at Crescent City.. .. . . 6 p. ni. I Arrive at Grants Pass .4:30 p.
here electricity cunws tu our aid; Th»
'. A de­
The scenery through which this line passes is hieatitiful.
dormant affinities of the elements art
Excursion
Jghtful
mountain
road
from
Gasquet
to
Crescent
City.
E;
awak« !;••«. i»*. an • rrtr «- c urrenl of thr
rates during summer season.
proper qu
J. C. HARPER, Grants Pass. Or.. Manager
"In the manufacture of nitrogen
eoru p<
by this method, of course
every po.si! b •- u » as bearing upon the
int« m ity Ol 1 ti ls ac'ion and the efti
cienci of the j r cm ?ess will be taken ad-
va '
ge of, hi id, besides, epreial ar­
ngemetUs h il! be provided for the
rasgu
fixât! iou of thr compou ds formed, as
vìa the
they 1
gen I»« con
again inert after a little
lapse of time.
tim*. Steam is 3 simple ar.
and ef­
fective
1
e means
for fixing p«*rmanentiy
the com oun«:V Th«- result Illustrated
inakrx i j»r•»<*! ¡cable to oxidize the at-
mosphri • x itr'jgen in unlimited quan-
titles, m .'t’y by the use of cheap mr-
Train* Leave Graut» I1 ’aas for Port
clianical |*ov«-r and niirpie < lectrical
lumi unti Way Slations at 4:40
a paratu
Jn this manner many com
a in. and <1: 15 p. in.
pounds O! f nitr<>g« n may Imanufac
tur»*d all over the worid at a smal
Ì Lv. Portland . .
7:00 ,p.m. 1
x :o'.) a.ni.
co«t. and in any de«fr*«P rmount. an<
Ar. <1 rantsPas«!. .10:4# p.tn. 1U.10 a.in.
TJ
e
i
of
these
compounds
the
soil
by
Ar. Ashland. .. 12 ;33 a.in. 11 :3Ò a m.
can b«- ' frrtiliz- d and its pr«><!uctiveness
4:35 a ni. !
5 :00 p,m.
Ar. >a«-raruento
indi fin iLtely increased. An r«>un<laf.re
9.30 a.m.
Ar. San Francisco . 7 ;45 p in.
of c up aud' healthful food, nut arti-
but > uch ax we are accustomed
A r. <Igden...
. .5 45 p in. Il :45 a.m.
to. tua ay thu» be obtainc«). Thia new
m .00 a.m.
Ar. Denver ... .9 :00 a. tri.
and In '■xhauMfib’.r Kuuree of food sup-
7:25 a.tn i
Ar. KanfUH Citv .7 :2-*> arn.
ill
l»e
of
incalculable
lien«
fit
to
wi
a,ni.
9
:30 a.tu. .
.7
:55
Ar.
Chicago
p’y
maiiki l|id. for il will enormously con-
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